Grow Door County LLC

08/08/2024

You demanded, and we delivered!

New prints from the “Your Lawn Is Killing Me” series is now available! Once again designed by the one and only !

Come find us at the and Jacksonport Farmers Market to pick up a shirt with your and !

07/30/2024

Special helper alert! Come visit us at the Jacksonport Farmers Market today from 9-1!

07/26/2024

Hey Northern Door County!

You can now get our 🌱 at the in Sister Bay! We’re excited to be able to provide fresh greens to everyone in !

07/17/2024

Are we building a new grow room, or are we making space for our real passion: the art of dance… more details to come!!!!!

07/12/2024

Interested in hearing more about Grow Door County and the Sturgeon Bay Farmers Market? Check out the lastest episode of “Faces of the Farmers Market”!

Season 2, Episode 4 of Faces of the Farmers Market is out NOW! ✨

This week’s special guest is Matt Peter, owner of Grow Door County LLC! 🌿🌱

Tune in to learn about microgreens, perennials, their health benefits, and everything Grow Door County!!

Take a listen here! ⬇️
https://doorcountydailynews.com/podcasts/faces-of-the-farmers-market

06/07/2024

The wonderful folks at are now carrying a few varieties of our ! It’s so great to see local businesses supporting each other, and we certainly appreciate it. So if you’re in northern Door County you can now get our fresh greens!🌱

05/21/2024

Farmers Market season is official here! Come see us at the Jacksonport Farmers Market every Tuesday from 9am-1pm. Summers here y’all!

05/17/2024

“A lawn should be an area rug, not wall to wall carpet”

Need help in adding natives to your yard? Just let us know, we’re experts in tearing out turf 😈

NoMowMay is a catchy concept, but it doesn’t provide the food that native North American pollinators need or lasting support for them.

05/16/2024

It’s almost here, time to think about finalizing your veggie gardens for the year. And get some dang ol native plants in the ground while you’re at it!

05/11/2024

MERCH AVAILABLE SOON!

Betchya didn’t know we were working on this rad shirt, but now you do! We’re calling you out, manicured lawn. The war to restore is on, come join the movement!

The “Your Lawn Is Killing Me” was designed by the very talented and printed locally at . These will be available at the Sturgeon Bay and Jacksonport Farmers Markets this summer. So come see us and grab a tee!

05/03/2024

We’re excited to announce that you can now buy our at Tadych's Marketplace Foods Sturgeon Bay, WI!

More exciting announcements to come!

03/19/2024

2024 NATIVE PLANT LIST ANNOUNCED!!!

Check out www.growdoorcounty.com/native-plants to see our native plant 🌻🌼 offerings for 2024! This list will only continue to expand as we continue to plant seeds 🌱 Before you know it, gardening season will be here ☀️🌧️

Pictured here: the cutest little Partridge Pea seedlings you’ve ever seen 🥹

03/15/2024

Did you know that there are multiple restoration professionals in Door County that manage and maintain natural areas on private property? That includes our friends at Door County Prairie Company who have started their prairie management season already!

As more landowners continue to embrace basic restoration principles and plant native species, all of Door County benefits! This means more wildlife, healthier ecosystems, better flood and erosion control, and more natural beauty!

PLANT NATIVE!

sometimes it starts a little smokey . . . .

thanks Deb Ford for capturing a great image. and for the help of all the line tenders. 2024 Cottage Glen burn a success!!

03/09/2024

We had a very dirty week getting natives planted! The full list of what will be available this summer is coming soon!

02/01/2024

Whoa! We’re building a website!

I know, it’s very exciting. Check out this sneak peak, and there’s lots more to come! We will be posting information about our microgreens and native plants, as well as business partners, faqs, and some other little treats.

Interested in seeing more? Go to www.growdoorcounty.com. See you all on the interwebs!

01/18/2024

It’s that time of year again: seed stratification!

Some species of native plants require a cold period before they will germinate. To replicate this process artificially, the seeds are put in air tight bags with moist sand and then put in the refrigerator for up to 90 days. I enjoy stratification day because it gives me a chance to play with seeds in the middle of winter 🙂

Cheers to the beginning of the growing season!!🌱☀️💧

01/17/2024

I had a great time talking to students at Algoma Venture Academy about starting and running a small business. I also had the opportunity to learn about some of the innovative student projects they’ve been working on this year. Thank you for the opportunity!

01/09/2024

The REAL reason we grow native plants in our yard….so we can use the seed heads and plant parts for our snowmen in the winter!

Happy New Year everyone!

Keep your eyes peeled for our 2024 Native Plant List, coming soon!

08/06/2023

One of the prettiest microgreens out there…Detroit Dark Red Beets.

07/13/2023

We have to take some time out from this very busy week (aka very busy summer) to say a huge THANK YOU to all of the incredible support we’ve received over the past few months. We are pushing ourselves hard this summer and knew it was going to be challenging, but the love that you all have shown us is beyond anything we could have imagined. We love sharing our passion for improving the health of our local community and ecosystems by growing sustainable food and native plants. This passion has been absorbed and reciprocated ten fold. We can’t thank you enough!!!

Come see us every Saturday morning at the Sturgeon Bay Farmers and say hi! ❤️

06/03/2023

First Sturgeon Bay Farmer's Market of the year has officially started! See you downtown!

05/26/2023

Great news everybody: it’s officially market season! Come see me and a bunch of other very cool local vendors at Healthy Way for the Good Start: Small Farm Plant Sale at Healthy Way! We’ll be here from 4-7! 🌞🌱

05/24/2023

It must be almost summer! That native perennials are happy as can be in the tunnels while the weather outside warms up. And we will be emerging from our own hibernation this Friday at the Good Start: Small Farm Plant Sale at Healthy Way! Come say hi as we begin our first ever market season! Some of the best local farms that Door County has to offer will be there to sell plant starters, food, mushrooms, and (of course) microgreens and native plants! See y’all there!!🤘🌱❤️

03/31/2023

The native perennials are germinating beautifully! Working on repotting today, starting with these very popular and beautiful Butterflyweed plants (Asclepias tuberosa). Coming soon to a yard near you!! 🐝🦋☀️

03/23/2023

We are thrilled (and pretty nervous, to be completely honest 😳) to participate in the Sturgeon Bay Farmer's Market this summer! 🎉 We can’t wait to be able to provide more microgreens and native plants to our wonderful Door County community. We’re excited to see everyone on Saturday mornings!!🤘🌱🌻

03/13/2023

We finished ANOTHER expansion just in time to put some native plants under the lights! We also got to plant some Lanceleaf Coreopsis seeds that we collected last year. Here’s to hoping for an early spring!🤞☀️🌱

02/27/2023

Time to get some native seeds in the fridge for a period of “stratification.” These seeds will sit in the cold and dark for up to 60 days before being planted. For us, this is one of the first signs that spring is almost here!

02/24/2023

Aren’t they so pretty??🌱

01/29/2023

The racks are filling up, and we couldn’t be more excited! We’re taking advantage of the slower winter months to try out some new varieties of microgreens 🌱 Pictured here is broccoli, radish, salad mix, pea, sunflower, basil, and cilantro. And we are always taking suggestions for new varieties to try, so let us know what you would like to see us Grow! 🌻🍴

01/06/2023

Your favorite micrgoreen and native plant grower has doubled its capacity! Here’s where we were last year (pic 1) vs today (pic 2). Hopefully we can keep plants off of the floor this year 😅 We thank everyone for all of the love and support as we continue to provide Door County with the tastiest greens and highest quality native plants! ❤️🌱