Seedling Season has arrived!

OUR GREENHOUSE IN DAMARISCOTTA IS OPEN

9-4 MONDAY - SATURDAY (CLOSED SUNDAY) • 49 CENTER STREET

You can also find a selection of our plants at:

Ames Supply, Bleecker and Greer, Good Tern Co-op, Louis Doe’s, Rising Tide Co-op, Royal River Natural Foods + select Rosemont Markets

•MORE THAN 500 VARIETIES: ALL CERTIFIED ORGANIC, MANY OPEN POLLINATED, ALL READY TO THRIVE IN YOUR GARDEN THIS SEASON•

view our selection at shopmorningdewfarm.com * Note NOT all varieties are available at all times or all locations

seedlings for home garden success

• MORE THAN 500 VARIETIES: ALL CERTIFIED ORGANIC, MANY OPEN POLLINATED, ALL READY TO THRIVE IN YOUR GARDEN THIS SEASON •

grown in living soil • certified organic • field tested varieties for our climate • Maine farmer know-how

What Sets Our Seedlings Apart?  

  • They are grown in living soil! Compost based potting mix is alive with beneficial organisms that help plants grow, leading to a healthier biome in your garden. These organisms help feed the plants instead of chemical or liquid fertility.

  • We use larger pots. Many of our seedlings are grown with a larger plug, which means more soil, more roots and a healthier plant to get you off to a better start in the garden.

  • They are bee-friendly! We like pollinators and most of our herb and flower seedlings are selected with these important bees and butterflies in mind.

  • We choose field-tested varieties to offer you. Varieties that we either grow ourselves or select based on our 15 year experience of growing vegetables in the mid coast.

  • In addition to classic vegetables, herbs and flowers, we also grow unique and unexpected varieties, things you didn't know you wanted in your garden until you got to our nursery.

  • We'll reuse the plastic! Return OUR pots and labels to us for re-use (if they aren't broken - careful planting!)

  • They are certified organic, which means they are verified by a 3rd party certifier - MOFGA - to be grown to a set of standards crafted with plant and human health in mind.

where to find our seedlings