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Rolling Green Nursery's offers a wide variety of New England native plants and select inventory that does not promote invasive behavior.
25 Mar
Find a wide selection of deer resistant plants at Rolling Green Nursery.
25 Mar
Looking for a fun outdoor activity to do with the kids this spring? Make your own garden markers!
24 Mar
As the seasons turn from winter to spring you may have some home maintenance tasks to accomplish. It's time to get your yard ready for spring!
23 Mar
We'll walk you through the basic differences between Annual, Perennial, and Biennial for a New England garden.
22 Mar
"This led me down the path to LECA (lightweight expanded clay aggregate), an inorganic growing medium," writes Heather, Rolling Green Nursery's houseplant connoisseur.
18 Mar
Gardeners love salt marsh hay because its salt content resists rotting, it doesn't smother plants, and it's not weedy. Find it here at Rolling Green Nursery.
17 Mar
When planting bulbs for earl spring blooms, you have three main options.
17 Mar
We often get asked which plants are safe for pets, and here's what we recommend.
09 Mar
Here are the Azaleas that Rolling Green Nursery will carry in 2021.
09 Mar
Have you heard the term "forcing blooms"? It's a trick eager gardeners use in early spring when they're chomping at the bit to see some colorful blooms
08 Mar
The most common definition is any cultivar of plant developed before 1951, the year hybrid cultivars first came into existence.
06 Mar
Rhododendron vs. Azalea. What's the difference?
05 Mar
Here are our favorite early pollinator plants that you can plant in your New England garden.