Flower Power
Flower Power is a woman-owned native-plant nursery and eco-garden shop in Red Hook, NY. We grow and source local-ecotype plants, tools, and supplies that restore habitat, feed pollinators, and keep plastic and chemicals out of your yard—and the Hudson Valley.
What You’ll Find at Flower Power
Live Plants - See Availability List
Indigenous perennials and grasses (all grown from local seed)
Edible and medicinal starts—fruit, veggies, herbs
Unique flowering annuals for season-long color
Sustainable Supplies
Custom restorative seed mixes 🌼
High quality garden tools ⛏
Books, birdhouses, pots & planters (ceramic or compostable)
Hats & gloves
Planters and pots
What You’ll Find in the Shop
Perennials, shrubs & trees – milkweeds, coneflowers, spicebush, winterberry, oaks and more!
Edible and medicinal starts – heirloom veggies, berries, culinary herbs
Custom bulk seed mixes – dry meadows, moist riparian and pollinator patches
Eco tools and accessories – Japanese tools, Senegalese hand woven baskets, birdhouses
Zero-waste supplies – bulk-refill compost, twine, quality tools, no single-use bags
Looking instead to see what we have at The O Zone?
Why Native?
Plants and pollinators co-evolved for thousands of years.
When you plant local ecotypes, you:
🐝 Feed at-risk pollinators that can’t survive on imports
🌳 Rebuild the food web from soil microbes to songbirds
🌎 Cut your carbon footprint—no long-haul shipping, no lawn-addicted chemicals
→ Ready to make a difference? Shop native plants!
Our Promise to the Planet
No insecticides, herbicides, or “weed killers.”
Plastic is all reused. We rely on the plastic pots that are already in circulation to grow out all of our plants.
Bulk only. Potting soil & compost come bulk deliveries, no more single-use plastic bags!
Local first. We partner with regional growers who germinate from local seed stock.
See our commitment to diversity.
Need Expert Guidance?
Professional Garden Consult – $150
What’s included
45-minute on-site visit (within 10 mi of 144 Pitcher Lane, Red Hook, New York)
Action plan and a site-specific plant list
Resource sheet and follow-up email within two weeks