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31 Mar

Important Update on Covid-19

Dear Friends,

As we proceed through this time of uncertainty, we are committed to doing everything we can to help you safely access plants and materials for home gardening projects, whether to grow food, relieve stress, or make use of time at home productively. The...

22 Mar

Plants with Benefits: How Gardening is Good for Your Mind

The process of nurturing plants, and even just being around them, has many mental, emotional, and physical health benefits - and science can prove it!

18 Mar

Home with the Kids? Try These Fun and Safe Activities

Going a little stir crazy? Here are some fun and safe activities you can do as a family.

activities, garden gifts, garden store, gifts, guide

11 Mar

Sow Excited!

While the ground has not fully thawed and it is still a bit too early to plant, we have started to set up the nursery for the growing season ahead.

Spring Gardening, Uncategorized

04 Mar

Staff Spotlight: Jen

We are very proud of our talented and knowledgeable staff so we will be spotlighting team members throughout the season. This week, meet Jen!

01 Mar

Celia Thaxter’s Garden: Preserving the Seeds of History

Rolling Green Nursery was approached to curate seeds and grow plants for the historic Celia Thaxter Garden on Appledore Island in Maine.

celia thaxter, celia thaxter's garden, Heirloom, heirloom seeds, history, isles of shoals, maine, new england, new hampshire, seed

Celia Thaxter, Heirloom, Seed Starting

14 Feb

Does Money Grow From Trees?

In traditional feng shui, certain plants—referred to as money plants or money trees—are thought to enhance wealth and foster prosperity.

feng shui, houseplants, jade, money, money plant, money tree, pilea

17 Oct

Gardening: It’s for the Birds!

From sea birds to song birds, we’re blessed with a wide assortment of beautiful birds to enjoy here in New England. If you’d like to make your yard a more attractive habitat for birds, here are some ways.

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Fall Gardening, Pollinators, Uncategorized, Wildlife Habitat

10 Oct

Fall Garden Checklist

It’s an invigorating time of year to be out in the garden. Warm days, cold nights, and no bugs! That’s a good thing because there’s a lot to get done before winter arrives. Here is our Fall Garden Checklist to help you get started.

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Fall Gardening, Fall Is for Planting, Indoor Gardening, Uncategorized, Winter Gardening

04 Sep

Sustaining the Sweetness of Summer

The days are shortening. The nights are cooling. Summer is leaving as September arrives. But that doesn’t mean we have to say goodbye...

08 Aug

Planting in the Summer: Is It Okay?

Here are a few quick tips on how to keep planting successfully in the challenging heat of summer.

Perennials, Plant Problem Solving, Summer Gardening, Uncategorized

18 Jul

Hibiscus for Northern Gardeners: Tropical, Perennial, and Rose of Sharon

Hibiscus are confusing. Especially in the North. So let's take a closer look at the three most common hibiscus plants found in New England gardens.

hardy hibiscus, hibiscus, Rose of Sharon, tropical

Annuals, Hibiscus, Perennials, Uncategorized

06 Jun

Don’t Miss Heather’s Helpful Handout on Hydrangeas

Last Saturday, June 1, to celebrate Plant Something NH Weekend, our friend Heather Poire from Bailey Nurseries presented Hydrangea Mania, a free lesson on how to properly care for...

08 May

Plants with Benefits: Herbs

Many of the common herbs we use in dressings, seasonings, baked goods, and even cocktails have surprising health benefits. Here we share some recent research...

03 Apr

Adventurous Appetites: Try Some Edible Veggies, Herbs, and Flowers in Your Garden

Parsley, sage, rosemary, and thyme may be the standard herbs we pull from our garden when cooking, but they are by no means the only options. Edible herbs, vegetables, and flowers can add color, flavor, fun, and surprise to your dishes. Here...

Edibles, Perennials, Recipes, Uncategorized

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Green Tips

March 2020

• Start your seeds! May 15 is the Seacoasts’ last frost date. That gives you roughly 10 weeks to get your seedlings ready for spring.

• Late winter and early spring is a great time to prune fruit trees. Learn more about why.

• We love Botanical Interests seeds, and sell them here in our store. Every year, they produce a very thorough, beautiful, and FREE Seed-Starting Guide that you can download if you sign up for their newsletter.

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