Edgewood Nursery
@edgewood.bsky.social
A small plant nursery in Wabanaki Territory aka Falmouth, Maine. Focused on unusual edible/medicinal plants and local ecotype native plants.
Sunchokes $5/pot, Seedling Mulberry $5! Bare root bucket: bring your 5 gallon bucket and get it filled with bare root comfrey (mixed varieties), Stinging Nettle or Turkish Rocket for $30. Still have a good selection of stock, but some plants are starting to run out.
November 11, 2025 at 12:47 PM
Sunchokes $5/pot, Seedling Mulberry $5! Bare root bucket: bring your 5 gallon bucket and get it filled with bare root comfrey (mixed varieties), Stinging Nettle or Turkish Rocket for $30. Still have a good selection of stock, but some plants are starting to run out.
Fall clearance deals continue! 30% discount on sales paid in cash OR Pay $200 Cash get $400. Cash=physical currency. Free plants and free samples of American Persimmon and Sichuan pepper.
November 11, 2025 at 12:47 PM
Fall clearance deals continue! 30% discount on sales paid in cash OR Pay $200 Cash get $400. Cash=physical currency. Free plants and free samples of American Persimmon and Sichuan pepper.
Sunchokes $5/pot, Seedling Mulberry $5! Bare root bucket: bring your 5 gallon bucket and get it filled with bare root comfrey (mixed varieties), Stinging Nettle or Turkish Rocket for $30. Still have a good selection of stock, but some plants are starting to run out.
November 4, 2025 at 1:16 PM
Sunchokes $5/pot, Seedling Mulberry $5! Bare root bucket: bring your 5 gallon bucket and get it filled with bare root comfrey (mixed varieties), Stinging Nettle or Turkish Rocket for $30. Still have a good selection of stock, but some plants are starting to run out.
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October 21, 2025 at 11:03 AM
This availability list is only slightly out of date edgewood-nursery.com/s/Edgewood-N...
Sunchokes $5/pot, Seedling Mulberry $5! Bare root bucket: bring your 5 gallon bucket and get it filled with bare root comfrey (mixed varieties), Stinging Nettle or Turkish Rocket for $30.
October 21, 2025 at 11:03 AM
Sunchokes $5/pot, Seedling Mulberry $5! Bare root bucket: bring your 5 gallon bucket and get it filled with bare root comfrey (mixed varieties), Stinging Nettle or Turkish Rocket for $30.
We’re focusing on in person clearance sales this year rather than fall shipping. Pay $100 cash, get $150 worth of plants, Pay $200 Cash get $400. Sunchokes $5/pot, Seedling Mulberry $5!
October 14, 2025 at 1:34 PM
We’re focusing on in person clearance sales this year rather than fall shipping. Pay $100 cash, get $150 worth of plants, Pay $200 Cash get $400. Sunchokes $5/pot, Seedling Mulberry $5!
If you have local ecotype seed to share please bring some and fill out a little info card to go with it. This information helps people understand where the seed came from and how it can fit into their plantings and projects.
October 12, 2025 at 4:40 PM
If you have local ecotype seed to share please bring some and fill out a little info card to go with it. This information helps people understand where the seed came from and how it can fit into their plantings and projects.
These seeds are both incredibly common, in that they are in the ecosystem around us and incredibly rare in that the market for them barely exists as people are only becoming aware of the importance of local ecotypes.
October 12, 2025 at 4:40 PM
These seeds are both incredibly common, in that they are in the ecosystem around us and incredibly rare in that the market for them barely exists as people are only becoming aware of the importance of local ecotypes.
These wild collected seeds can also be cultivated to increase their numbers without putting additional pressure on wild populations. For more info see tinyurl.com/localecotype
What are Local ecotypes and why are they important? — Edgewood Nursery
Local ecotypes are plants whose genetic heritage is of local, wild stock. Many species native range covers huge areas, often spanning the continent, or even multiple continents. So a population from t...
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October 12, 2025 at 4:40 PM
These wild collected seeds can also be cultivated to increase their numbers without putting additional pressure on wild populations. For more info see tinyurl.com/localecotype
Pay $100 cash and get $150 worth of potted stock! If you really want to go big, pay $200 cash and get $400 worth of potted stock! Also free samples of paw paw fruit today!
Photos: ripe Paw Paw fruit (Asimina triloba) is soft and custardy with a flavor halfway between mango and banana.
Photos: ripe Paw Paw fruit (Asimina triloba) is soft and custardy with a flavor halfway between mango and banana.
October 7, 2025 at 12:29 PM
Pay $100 cash and get $150 worth of potted stock! If you really want to go big, pay $200 cash and get $400 worth of potted stock! Also free samples of paw paw fruit today!
Photos: ripe Paw Paw fruit (Asimina triloba) is soft and custardy with a flavor halfway between mango and banana.
Photos: ripe Paw Paw fruit (Asimina triloba) is soft and custardy with a flavor halfway between mango and banana.
It’s prime fall planting season and I’m beginning fall clearance sales to clear out potted stock before winter. Pay $100 cash and get $150 worth of potted stock! Also free samples of paw paw fruit today!
Photos: Woodland Sunflower ‘Chinese’ (Helianthus strumosus) and Paw Paw fruit (Asimina triloba)
Photos: Woodland Sunflower ‘Chinese’ (Helianthus strumosus) and Paw Paw fruit (Asimina triloba)
September 30, 2025 at 11:56 AM
It’s prime fall planting season and I’m beginning fall clearance sales to clear out potted stock before winter. Pay $100 cash and get $150 worth of potted stock! Also free samples of paw paw fruit today!
Photos: Woodland Sunflower ‘Chinese’ (Helianthus strumosus) and Paw Paw fruit (Asimina triloba)
Photos: Woodland Sunflower ‘Chinese’ (Helianthus strumosus) and Paw Paw fruit (Asimina triloba)
Due to drought the garden has been looking a bit sad, but I’m hoping the rain falling now will perk it up a bit for the tour :) it will be a good time to see local ecotype fall wildflowers like ironweed, asters, goldenrods and snake root.
September 25, 2025 at 12:56 PM
Due to drought the garden has been looking a bit sad, but I’m hoping the rain falling now will perk it up a bit for the tour :) it will be a good time to see local ecotype fall wildflowers like ironweed, asters, goldenrods and snake root.