Mount Vernon, WashingtonRestoration & landscapesConservation nursery
Our focus
Plants for the places we care for.
Bioearth is a working conservation nursery. We are expanding our offering to include common native plants for restoration projects, gardens and landscapes, alongside species with particular conservation or ethnobotanical importance.
Our approach starts with practical growing: propagating healthy plants and matching production to the needs of the people who will use them.
01 / PLANT PRODUCTION
From habitat to home garden
We grow flats of native plant communities for turf and green roof installations. Our expanding range also includes common native plants for gardens, public spaces and restored habitats.
Useful plants for real projects02 / COLLABORATION
Growing with partners
We plan to partner with educational institutions and conservation groups on learning, research and restoration. Nurseries and landscapers are also part of that plan, connecting our production with plant supply and installation needs.
Education, conservation & the nursery trade
Vision statement
Our vision is
To make native plants a practical part of restoring habitats and shaping everyday landscapes, through reliable nursery production, shared learning and partnerships. Our vision includes common native species as well as rare plants of ethnobotanical importance, with the goal of supporting ecological diversity and the communities that care for it.
Our story
Growing experience. Ecological purpose.
Leah and John York bring decades of growing experience to Bioearth. Together, they combine hands-on nursery knowledge with the planning and operations needed to turn ecological goals into a working business.
Leah York
Owner, environmental scientist and ethnobotanist. Leah brings more than two decades of experience in horticulture, land stewardship and ecological restoration, including nursery operations, seed stewardship and greenhouse development. She leads Bioearth’s nursery vision, planning and research.
John also brings over two decades of growing experience and leads sales, operations and business systems, supporting the daily work and continued growth of Bioearth’s conservation nursery.
Where we grow
Skagit Valley, Washington
Our nursery site is in Mount Vernon, Skagit County. Approximately 30,000 square feet of growing space includes three hoop houses and outdoor production areas.
A working nursery
Native plant production is underway. We are organizing our growing space and infrastructure to support a broader range of plants and future orders.
Plant availability and business contact details will be shared here soon.
