Spring has Sprung!
It’s grow time! We have plants arriving every week, filling our 9-acre nursery up with trees, shrubs, perennials, annuals, edible, natives, and more. All plant inventories are subject to seasonality and availability.
Annuals
A wide selection of your favorite garden annuals for beds and borders, porch and patio pots, entryways, window boxes, and more. SEE ANNUALS.
Trees & Shrubs
Shop our beautiful trees and shrubs for your New England garden. Fruiting, flowering, ornamental, native, dwarf and more – we have a very wide selection to choose from. SEE TREES AND SHRUBS.
Perennials
Rolling Green Nursery has Seacoast New Hampshire’s widest selection of perennials. Native plants, pollinator-friendly plants, wildlife habitat, roses, grasses, and so much more. SEE PERENNIALS.
Fruits and Edibles
Find small fruits, fruit trees, herbs, vegetables, edible flowers, and more at our nursery. SEE EDIBLES.
New England Native Plants
Using native plants of New England in your Seacoast garden is beneficial for so many reasons. Namely, they provide vital habitat for regional wildlife and ecosystems, and are evolved to survive in our region’s specific climate with far fewer maintenance needs, such as watering and insect control. And in addition to that, they’re beautiful. Here is a list of some New England native plants, and we encourage you to incorporate as many of them as possible in your garden.
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Learn About Gardening
We are here to help you learn about plants and make the garden of your dreams. Whether you are a novice or experienced gardener, the Rolling Green Nursery team will always be on hand to answer any questions, give a little guidance, or provide a bit of support for your projects, both large and small. We offer a wide selection of perennials, annuals, shrubs, trees, fruits, vines, natives, pollinators, and houseplants. Some are familiar favorites, and some are stunning new varieties.




Gardening By Season
Spring
Early Spring Garden Checklist
How to Succeed at Seed Starting
Summer
Planting in the Summer: Is It Okay?
Fall
Fall Garden Checklist
Planting and Protecting Your Spring Bulbs
Spring Bulb Planting Checklist
Growing Garlic
Winter
Houseplant Winter Care
Moving Houseplants Back Indoors
Specialty Lists
Butterfly-Friendly Gardens
Deer-Resistant Plants
Drought-Tolerant Plants
Edible Flowers
Groundcovers
Long-Blooming Perennials
Memorial Trees
Microgreens and Sprouts
New England Native Plants
Plants Hummingbirds Love
Pet-Friendly Plants Pets
Pollinator-Friendly Plants
Rain Gardens
Salt-Tolerant Plants
Vines and Climbing Plants
Also Check Out…
Kiss My Aster
Garden Marcus
Laura from Garden Answer and Proven Winners
Monty Don and Gardener’s World
The Celia Thaxter Garden
University of New Hampshire Extension School
Acadia Tucker
Million Pollinator Gardens.org
Natural Resource Conservation Service
The Xerces Society
North American Pollinator Partnership
National Audubon Society
National Wildlife Federation