5 plants in this collection
Every nursery keeps a working cap, the one that lives on the dashboard and comes back smelling of pine bark and potting mix. Ours wears an oak. Quercus has always been the South's way of keeping time, the tree you put in the ground for somebody you'll never meet, so it felt right to stitch one above the Woodlanders name.
Before there were nurseries there were glasshouses, and before glasshouses there was a single cutting kept alive under a bell of glass, carried across an ocean on the chance it might root. The front of this one is a nod to that older instinct, the one that says a plant worth having is a plant worth protecting: a specimen held in a glass vase, lit like it's the only one of its kind. Some days at the nursery, it is.
We first made these tees for our own crew at the nursery—something soft enough for long propagation days, sturdy enough to survive soil, sun, and the occasional splash from the hose. Now it’s your turn to wear the mark. Think of it as a modern field uniform for rare-plant people: understated, durable, and just nerdy enough for those who know their Schima from their Franklinia (and yes, we see you, Schimlinia fans).
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Join the ranks of discerning plant lovers with the first official, modern piece of Woodlanders merchandise. This premium cotton hat is equal parts utility and quiet allegiance—a nod to those who know their Schima from their Franklinia (and perhaps know about the the Schimlinia too). Wear it out in the field, at the market, or wherever rare plants are appreciated.
