Provenance tracking as customers buying native plants

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When purchasing native plants, how important is it for you to know where the seeds or propagation material originally came from?

Very important

Somewhat important

Not important

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Do you think there could be improvements made in the way nurseries share eco-sourced information?

Yes, definitely

Yes, somewhat

No, the industry does a good job generally at sharing this information

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What improvements could be made?

Online industry wide platform if I want to check later (eg phone applications or desktop)

Standardised formats for recording provenance (so every nursery uses the same categories).

Include photos, stories, or site notes to make the provenance information meaningful.

Independent verification or certification of provenance claims

Inclusion of ecological context (population size, habitat type, collection methods)

More willingness from nurseries to share data with each other and customers.

Other:

Would you use an app or website that lets you view eco-sourcing details (such as ecological district and collection date) for the native plants you buy and plant, regardless of which nursery or retailer they came from?

Yes

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Which details would you most want to see?

Seed collection area / ecological district

Growing conditions / nursery notes

Collection date

Planting care tips

Rough number of plants collected from

Other:

Since provenance details can’t currently be fully audited in the nursery industry, would you still see value in a system that records the information reported by nurseries?

Yes

Maybe

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