Edgewood Nursery

The nursery is OPEN for in-person sales, Tuesdays 9-5 or by appointment. Check out our availability list (Updated 5/10/26). If you can’t stop by during our limited hours please call or text 207-653-2065 to make a appointment. Our web store is winding down for the season with a limited selection of seeds and bare root plants. Keep an eye out for new podcast episodes roughly once a month, if you are into that sort of thing. Feel free to get in touch by email with any questions. Fuck ICE.

We are a small plant nursery in Wabanaki Territory aka Falmouth, Maine. We are focused on unusual edible/medicinal plants and local ecotype native plants. Most of our offerings are not widely available from other local sources, and several are not available anywhere else in the country.

All of our plants are grown in living soil, without the use of artificial fertilizers, pesticides, herbicides or fungicides. We prioritize using locally sourced materials and offer plants in reused pots as much as possible. We have minimized the use of peat in our production, but still use a tiny bit (usually around 1 bale per year).

We offer plant material in different forms depending on the season and delivery method. Potted and bare-root plants are available for local customers from spring through fall. Bare-root plants are available for shipping in early spring and late fall. Seeds are available locally and through the mail year round. Scionwood and cuttings are available in winter and early spring. Sorry, we don’t offer international shipping.

Unfortunately in 2024 we discovered Jumping Worms (Amynthas spp.) in our nursery beds, so we have adapted our nursery practices to minimize the potential for worm spread. Bare root plants will be double washed and potted stock will be potted in offsite compost that has been carefully stored off the ground and monitored for worms. Subsequent years have shown less damage from worms than 2024, but they still present and are very annoying.

Upcoming Events

  • Edgewood Garden Tour, Free and open to the public 10:30am May 30, June 27, July 25, August 29th, October 3rd