Seacoast New Hampshire's
Largest Grower of Perennials
Rolling Green Nursery is a nine-acre grower • retailer garden center committed to raising healthy and vigorous plant material for your projects and providing premier horticultural advice throughout southern New Hampshire. From annuals and perennials to flowering shrubs and ornamental trees, to our extensive native selections, we provide quality plants that enhance your landscape with color, texture and beauty.
Rolling Green also carries earth-friendly plant care products, organic fertilizers and plant remedies. For great gifts designed to inspire any gardener, choose our colorful mixed containers, hanging baskets, hand tools, statuary and gardening books. Visit our new Do-It-Yourself container area – ‘The Creation Station.’ Here we feature an international selection of pottery and an uncommon selection of annuals and accent plants.
Whether you are a novice or experienced gardener, the Rolling Green team is always on hand to answer any questions, give a little guidance or provide a bit of support for projects large and small!
Enjoy your visit!
Rick and Beth Simpson
WE WOULD LOVE TO MEET YOU!
Rolling Green Nursery is located at .64 Breakfast Hill Road in Greenland, just 5 miles from Portsmouth, New Hampshire. Breakfast Hill Road runs between Route 1 in Rye, NH.
[Lifestyles Design is on the corner] and Post Road, Rt. 151, in Greenland.
Directions from I-95 North:
• Take Exit 3B, Route 33 Portsmouth-Greenland
• Turn left onto Route 33 at lights.
• At 5th set of traffic lights, turn left onto Route 151 Greenland, at Dunkin' Donuts.
• Follow 151 approximately 1.4 mile.
• Turn left onto Breakfast Hill Road. We're just over the highway on the right.
Directions from I-95 South:
•Take Exit 3, Route 33 Portsmouth-Greenland
•Turn left onto Route 33 at lights.
• At the 3rd set of traffic light, turn left onto Route 151 Greenland at Dunkin' Donuts.
• Follow 151 approximately 1.4 mile.
• Turn left onto Breakfast Hill Road. We're just over the highway on the right.
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• Seed Impatiens are under attack by a disease called 'Downy Mildew '
• The disease spores are carried by the wind and uncontrollable in the landscape.
• Impatiens planted in your landscape will most likely be killed by 'Downy Mildew '
Our Top Five Alternatives:
New Guinea Impatiens • Begonia •
Coleus • Browallia • Torenia
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Celebrating 36 years
in the horticultural industry.
Rick Simpson is the owner/manager of Rolling Green Nursery in Greenland NH. 2011 marks his 35th year in the horticultural industry. In 1976 Rick founded Rolling Green Landscaping and worked in landscape construction for 25 years. In 1989, the local real estate market slumped and Rick decided to diversify to a retail nursery. In 1991, Rick and his wife Beth attended Disney's "Landscape Magic" and that set the tone for Rolling Green's "good show everyday".
Rick is a graduate of UNH's Thompson School and a member of their advisory board. He also sits on the NH Agricultural Advisory Board, the NH Horticultural Industries Board, is a founding member of NH Landscape Association, former president of the NH Plant Growers, and member of American Nursery & Landscape Association (ANLA) and New England Nursery Association(NENA).
Beth has degrees from Westbrook College (dental hygiene) and UNH (nutrition) and has been learning on the job for 25 years. Her career has taken her from Fauna (working in her Dad's Veterinary practice) to Flora- as a manager and buyer for Rolling Green. Rick and Beth are 2006 ANLA Garden Center University graduates- credit what they learned from Prof. Ian Baldwin to helping them grow their business, even during difficult economic times
Tammy has been the manager of perennials, annuals, vegetables, and herbs for over 17 years, focusing on the production and growing of inventory.
We welcome you to Rolling Green, stroll the grounds, smell the flowers and learn a new plant every time you visit.
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