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Our guide to fall planting

Fall is the ideal season for getting native seedlings in the ground. Here’s our step-by-step guide for fall planting.

Wild-Type Plants vs Nativars: Which is better for pollinators?

Since wild-type plants are grown from wild seed, they have a representative mix of the genes present in wild populations of the parent plants. Nativars on the other hand, are typically cloned plants, so each one is genetically identical …

Native Edible Greens

Spring is a great time to taste some of Maine’s native plants that have edible leaves and shoots. Below are species that can be planted in your home landscape, transforming your experience with native plants …

Spring “Cleanup” in the Meadow

We share our meadow with many living things, and we do our best to keep them happy. Each fall, we leave the dead stems and seedpods standing to provide …

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Caitlin Marshall 9/21/26 Caitlin Marshall 9/21/26

The journey of a seed

This is a visual story of how a seed travels through the cycle of a year. Specifically, this is Tall White Aster, Doellingeria umbellata. Follow along from harvesting, to cleaning, packing, sowing, growing and finally …

Wild Seed Project 5/22/24 Wild Seed Project 5/22/24

Beach Plum (Prunus maritima)

Beach plums thrive in dry and sandy or gravelly soil. In the wild they grow in the extremely well drained sandy soils of the coast, often right in the sand dunes …

Gregg Raymond 4/2/24 Gregg Raymond 4/2/24

Spring “Cleanup” in the Meadow

We share our meadow with many living things, and we do our best to keep them happy. Each fall, we leave the dead stems and seedpods standing to provide …