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Primarily native woody plants, available in kits. Order online for delivery or pick-up.
A bare root, air pruned, plastic free tree and shrub nursery in Boston Metro-West. 1 Acre of Trees Nursery grows New England native and non-native/non-invasive fruit and nut trees and woody perennials primarily from ecoregion 59 seeds, sold as pocket forest and hedgerow kits. Plants are typically available in autumn. |
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Primarily native. Mail order, shipping from June to September.
Offering a limited number of New England wildflowers, all grown from seed, all straight species plants and no cultivars. Customers can e-mail the nursery to arrange orders for pickup. They also sell at farmer’s markets in New Hampshire. |
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Exclusively native. Sell at farmers markets. Check website for details. Online seed sales (fall).
Small farm selling straight species herbaceous plants, woody shrubs, sapling trees, and seeds native to Maine and the Northeast, using organic methods. Plants sold at the Orono & Bangor Farmers' Markets, and native plant sales throughout ME. Offering design consulting, public presentations, and educational programming. Services in English/Spanish. |
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Exclusively native. Open seasonally May through October. Check website for details.
They offer more than 250 species including flowering perennials, ferns, vines, grasses, shrubs, and trees, as well as seeds. Their inventory is published online. Some species are grown from seed; others from stock supplied by wholesale sources. |
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Exclusively native. Open seasonally. Check site for hours. Online ordering also available.
Located minutes from Horseneck Beach, this farm offers over 100 native species, primarily New England ecotype and grown from seed. They have a large selection of pollinator perennials as well as grasses, ferns, and a growing number of keystone shrubs and trees. Bulk discount available. |
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Exclusively native. Open weekends from June to October, or by appointment.
Located on an old farmstead, this small nursery offers around 80 species of seed grown plants, primarily wildflowers and grasses. Pot sizes range from 2” to ¾ gal. Check out their fun wildflower concert t-shirts. |
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Primarily native. Open seasonally. Email to make an appointment, as hours of operation vary.
City Natives is The Trustees’ native plant nursery. They grow and sell plants native to the eastern US, offering a selection of plants well-suited to urban and suburban gardens, as well as fruit trees and shrubs (not all native) and veggie starts. Check out their annual sales in spring and fall. |
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Exclusively native. Open 6 days per week during the growing season (closed Mondays.)
This is one of the largest of the small nurseries, a trek from Massachusetts, but worth it! They grow and sell several hundred species, herbaceous and woody, all propagated from wild collected seed. Sizes range from 1 quart to 5 gallon. A respected source with a landscape architect and a wetlands ecologist on staff. |
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Exclusively native. Open only one day per week.
A small nursery growing some of its plants from seed harvested in the Berkshire-Taconic region. Selling many perennials, sedges, grasses and ferns, and some woody plants in small sizes. They also offer seed mixes and educational programs. |
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Exclusively native. Pop up sales on site and at farmers markets. Check site for details.
Woman-owned nursery with a growing selection of plants native to ecoregion 59. Garden coaching also available. |
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Exclusively native. Open daily Jun - Oct at Old Stone Farm. Order online for pick up.
Specializing in plants native to the Northeast with a focus on local ecotypes. All herbaceous plants are grown from seed and available in various sizes. First year seedlings and more mature plants are available. Limited shrubs and trees sourced from other native nurseries. Plants sold at the Marblehead, MA farmers market. |
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Many natives. Open seasonally Friday-Sunday, 9-5.
Specializes in native shrubs and trees, with a growing perennial selection. Plants are grown organically, without pesticides or chemicals. Visitors are welcome to explore their oasis in the woods. |
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Exclusively native. Pop up sales at farmers markets and local events. Check site for details.
Selection includes over 50 species of seed grown plants, primarily perennials and shrubs, in small pots or as plugs. Also offer garden consultations and seed sowing workshops. |
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Straight species natives available for pick up at nursery or select farmers markets.
Native plants grown in MA by a NOFA Accredited Organic Land Care Professional. No chemical fertilizers, herbicides, pesticides, fungicides, insecticides, rodenticides, or aivicides are ever used. |
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Primarily native. Order online for pick up.
Natural Companions is a nonprofit nursery and restoration organization working with ecoDesigns. The nursery offers organically grown regional ecotype plants, and locally collected ecotype seeds, along with permaculture herbs and edibles. See the website for current plant inventory or schedule a personalized tour. |
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Mail order sales only. E-mail to discuss availability and orders.
A regional provider of native and naturalized perennials. They ship only to New England states and New York. In addition to individual species, they sell some "collections" for rain gardens, wet meadows, part shade, etc. |
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Exclusively native. Open seasonally. Check site for availability and hours.
A small nursery with many species for sale, all organically grown. In addition to wildflowers, ferns, sedges and aquatic plants, they have a broad selection of woody plants. Run by a professional botanist specializing in wetlands ecology and restorations. |
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Primarily native. Open seasonally Apr - Oct. Limited hours. Contact for special orders.
Located right on the MA/RI border, this roadside stand offers native plant plugs in the spring as well as perennials and shrubs in containers throughout the growing season. |
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Exclusively native. Sales at farmers markets and local events. Check site for details.
Sustainably-grown, affordable plants propagated primarily from seed collected locally or sourced from reputable providers. Committed to putting the native plants of New England into the hands, hearts, and minds of everyday local folks. |
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Exclusively native. Open seasonally. Check website for hours and directions.
A small, specialty nursery focusing on plants that are native to Connecticut and the northeast. Most of their plants are grown from locally collected seed using organic methods. They also offer garden consultations. |
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Exclusively native. Saturday sales during the summer and open by appointment year-round.
Nonprofit organization offering over 50 species of pesticide free native trees, shrubs, and perennials found in woodland and wetland habitats. Proceeds from sales support local environment projects in public spaces. |
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Exclusively native. Open seasonally, plus sales at farmer's markets. Check site for details.
Located in the foothills of the Green Mountains, this small nursery offers seed-grown, straight species perennials in biodegradable pots. Plants are grown organically, without pesticides or chemicals. |
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Primarily native. Sells at select farmers markets and open seasonally. Email to make an appointment.
Small farm selling a variety of perennials, annuals, and shrubs native to New England as well as a few odds and ends. All plants are grown at the farm, mainly from local seed stock, and all native plants are straight species. |
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Exclusively native. Open June through October by appointment.
A mature pollinator habitat, established in partnership with the Natural Resources Conservation Service in 2011. Sells a small selection of seedlings and mature plants grown from hand collected seeds (approximately 40 species). Milkweed and Monarch butterflies are a focus. Also sells seeds from the farm in their online store year-round. |
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Exclusively native. Open a few days a week seasonally, or by appointment. Check site for details.
A small nursery offering 75 native species, primarily seed-grown perennials, with an emphasis on genera that are valuable host plants for caterpillars. Pot sizes range from 1 quart to 1 gallon. A full plant inventory is available on the website. |
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Exclusively native. Open seasonally. See website for hours and directions.
Tree Talk grows and sells about 80 species of woody plants, with a particularly excellent selection of trees, as well as 50 wildflower species and a few grasses and sedges. All products are grown without chemicals, and the majority are native to Ecoregion 59 (coastal northeast). Landscape design services also available. |
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Primarily native. Open May to October with limited hours, several days per week.
A small nursery growing well over 100 species. Most are native wildflowers or grasses; they also sell some woody plants grown locally by others. They have an excellent selection of plugs, including species not commonly available in a retail setting. |