Blueberry Sod Vaccinium Angustifolium $2.25 sq. ft. Maine's famous low-bush wild blueberries! An antioxident superfruit with four season beauty! This wonderful berry is proving itself to be a huge benefit to Anti-Aging by promoting Brain Health, Cancer Prevention, Heart Health, Urinary Tract Health and Vision Health. In addition to tasty berries you get perky pink to white bell shaped flowers in May; blazing scarlet fall color and red twigs all winter. Blueberry makes a great accent or edging plant or just tear out the grass and plant your own blueberry field. Full sun, likes acidic soil, well drained. Don't forget if you do burn your blueberries please remember to burn safely! | 
Blue/Bunchberry Mix Vaccinium Angustifolium & Cornus Canadensis $2.25 sq. ft. A magnificent duo! Two gems you must have in your garden. Blueberry and Bunchberry are sure to brighten any landscape no matter what time of year it is. The variance in heights and bright colors is gorgeous! Blueberry has the white to pink bell flowers and Bunchberry has the four-point white with green centered flowers in the spring. The greens of leaves and shape of them mesh together fabulously. And the Fall color is breath-taking! Full to Partial sun, moist but well-drained. The Blueberry and Bunchberry mix is a favorite among wildlife! Well that's what the birds and the bees told me anyways! | 
Bunchberry Sod Cornus Canadensis $2.65 sq. ft. Nothing is more exquisite than this lovely ground cover. It grows just to 3 inches tall and slowly spreads. Exotic, 2 inch whorled leaves which are dark-green and shiny in summer, become wine-red in fall. Charming 4 point white flowers from late spring to summer, followed by scarlet berries in the fall. Bunchberry is still used today in some preserves and sauces. Partial sun/moderate shade, moist. Definitely enjoyed in any Natural Landscape! |
 Huckleberry Sod Gaylussacia Baccata $4.00 sq. ft. A deciduous shrub often in dry areas approx. 1-3 feet in height. Huckleberry is a great ground cover for thin, rocky woods and often found on ledges. The berrries are black and are the most delicious of its family. Sweeter than a blueberry! White to pink tubular flowers in the spring with an excellent fall display from orange to crimson. Plant in partial shade to full sun; wet, moist or dry soil the huckleberry is not finicky. Attracts birds and other wildlife with the delicious berries and provides them cover.
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New York Ferns Thelypteris Noveboracensis $2.25 sq. ft. The New York Fern is a light and bright yellow-green fern that grows about a foot tall, just a little shorter in height than the close relative the Hayscented Fern. The frond grow to approximatly 4 inches across. The fine lacy texture of the fronds are from the Maiden Fern Family. The lower and upper leaflets on the New York Fern are tapered with a lighter colored stalk than the Hayscented Fern. Partial sun. A true beauty in the garden! | 
Hayscented Ferns Dennstaedtia Punctilobula $2.65 sq. ft. A very tough, lacy fern that spreads fast. It adapts to drier soil as well as damp. Fine textured it has a fresh, spring color. It is a medium grower to about 15 inches and is from the Bracken Fern Family. A drift of Hayscented Fern is so relaxing and pretty to view. The crushed fronds do have the scent of fresh hay! Partial sun. Golden fall color is a bonus. A perfect plant to prevent erosion! |
 Christmas Ferns Polystichum Acrostichoides $5.00 a bunch This Evergreen Christmas Fern has rich leathery green leaves that grow in bouquet-like clusters all year long! The Christmas Fern grows 2-3 feet long and prefer humus-rich, loamy, moist but well-drained organic soil in part to full shade. A great fern to place in a container so you may enjoy once the snow falls! Christmas Ferns spread well in favorable conditions. Easy to grow! These are charming in the shade garden. | 
Cinnamon Ferns Osmunda Cinnamomea $3.00 a bunch Wonderful "Cinnamon Sticks!" Always an eye catcher and easily recognized. The big bold Fern that can grow to 3 feet or more in favorable areas. The unfurling fronds and stems have an appealing, rich wooly coating as they emerge from the ground in spring. These beauties grow in moist woodlands, bogs, peatlands, thickets, swamps, ditches and stream banks. Likes moderate shade. A must have beautiful fern to compliment any garden! | 
Interrupted Ferns Osmunda Claytoniana $3.00 a bunch An all-time favorite! From the Royal Fern Family. This is one of the leathery ferns. A large robust, deciduous fern. The height on these vary by age and location. It is a distinctive fern as it lacks spores on the frond backs. One to six of the leaflets at mid-stem on a few of the fronds will become a fertile spore cluster therefore interrupting the pattern of leaflets on the frond stem. Likes moderate shade and moist to dry soil. |
Maine's Wild Mix Nature's own blend $2.65 sq. ft. This one is a little bit of everything; Bunchberry, Blueberry, Wintergreen, Laurel, Sweet Fern and others. Varying heights, shapes and colors all blended the way mother nature intended. Birds and Butterflies are always around these plants. Locate in full or partial sun. We have many different types of Sod Mixes available. Perfect for that All Natural Maine Landscape! | 
Ostrich Ferns Matteuccia struthiopteris $3.00 a bunch (aka Shuttlecock Fern) If a great plume of feathers tickles you, the Ostrich Fern is for you! An elegant and symmetrical fern with ostrich feather shaped fronds. This vase-shaped fern has broad fronds near the tips and tapers back down to the crown with fine white hairs on the stem. Plant in light filtered sun to full shade. Wet, swampy, mucky bog this will surely brighten and add height to the wet areas in your landscape. Keep this fern moist and out of direct hot sun. Give this beauty plenty of space in your landscape to display it's beauty in the summer! | 
Wintergreen Sod Gaultheria Procumbens $2.65 sq. ft (aka Teaberry) An Evergreen perennial, native of North America. This is a low growing, spreading shrub in the same family as the heathers. This has long oval shiny dark green leaves with delicate white belled shaped flowers followed by aromatic red berries. Wintergreen has been used both medicinally and as a refreshing, healthful tea, a tonic, stimulant, an astringent and for some chewing gums and candies. Plant in partial shade. Go ahead and tear open the leaf and enjoy the wonderful scent! |
Sphagnum Moss Sphagnum Cymbifolium $4.00 sq. ft. Various shades of browns, greens to yellows the super sponge of the mosses! A great cover for the wet zones in your landscape. Likes shaded nutrient-poor, acidic, and wet swampy bog areas. No worry about this one drying out; it's just doing the sponge thing. This one will add to the acidity of your soil and has been used as sterile bandages in the past. Recycle your rain ~ Most useful at the bottom of your gutter downspout this will help absorb and disperse water to your nearby garden. | 
Haircap Moss Polytrichum Commune $5.00 sq. ft. The needle-like appearance of this moss doesn't reflect the softness of it when you run your hand across it! Often remindes me of little pine trees even though they only grow about 1/2 inch to 3 inches tall. Moss obtains all their nutrients from the air since moss has no true roots, moss plants require nothing more than a firm soil bed in a location with adequate shade, acidic soil and moisture to flourish. Would love to have a home near your garden water feature. Most spectacular in Rock Gardens! |  Reindeer Moss Cladonia Rangiferina $TBA sq. ft. This item has become recently available and the price is To Be Announced at a later date. Sorry for the inconvience. Please call Fred for more details. |