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 Dennstaedtia Punctilobula (Hay Scented Fern)

Excellent groundcover for large or small areas. Grows 8-14 inches tall in a thick cluster. Requires part shade but can establish in sunnier areas . Little maintenance after established in moist to well drained soils.

 Thelypteris Noveboracensis (New York Fern)

Perfect for use around streams or other shaded wet areas. Grows 8-12 inches tall and is similar to hayscented fern sod in appearance but requires a more shaded area with moist soil.

 Cornus Canadensis (Bunchberry)

Beautiful white flowers in the spring and edible red berries mid summer. Grows 3-5 inches tall and establishes best in shaded or part shaded areas like under trees and wood lines with well drained soil.

 Vaccinium Angustifolium (Lowbush Blueberry)

Delicious edible Maine blueberries. Grows 6-12 inches tall and establishes best in full to part sun conditions in well drained soil.

 Gaultheria (Wintergreen)

Beautiful all year round with dense green foliage in the spring and summer and a red burgundy color in the fall and winter. Edible leaves that taste like mint. Grows in full sun or dense shade, 2- 4 inches tall in well drained soil.

Kalmia (Sheep Laurel)

Beautiful purple flowers during the spring and early summer season accompanied by dark green leaves which turn shades of red and orange in the fall and winter months. Grows 6-14 inches tall in well drained soils.

Wild Mix

Our wild mix is made up of three or more different products such as lowbush blueberry, wintergreen, and sheep laurel Together, these products thrive and give you that true Eastern Maine landscape. Thrives in the sunlight and requires little water once established.

Hypnum Cupressiforme (Sheet Fern Moss)

Beautiful light green in color that maintains its beauty through all seasons. Works well to cover up bare rock surfaces or in between walkways. Grows 1-2 inches tall in part sun settings requiring no soil and little watering until established.

Polytrichum Commune (Common Haircap Moss)

A truly eye stunning lichen found all over New England. Grows 1-4 inches in tall in shaded areas best but can tolerate part sun. Excellent for drainage purposes. Prefers moist soils but can establish in well drained soils as well. Requires heavy watering until established.

Gaylussacia Baccata (North American Huckleberry)

Beautiful woody plant with tasteful black berries. Excellent for eliminating erosion issues or providing privacy. Grows 6 - 48 + inches in height in full to part sun conditions. Can establish in various soil types with moderate watering until established.

Matteuccia Struthiopteris (Ostrich Fern)

One of the most elegant native fern species in New England. A truly beautiful specimen that produces the renown fiddle-heads in the spring. Grows 10 - 36 inches tall in part sun conditions. Thrives in moist soiled areas or even sandy well drained areas. Excellent for drainage.

Osmandastrum (Cinnamon Fern)

Vivacious and exquisite species of native fern. A deciduous variety offering dark and lustfully green foliage during the spring and summer months with a "cinnamon stick" shaped flower during the early spring. Grows 8- 32 inches tall part sun conditions. Prefers moist soils or sand but is very hardy and is excellent for erosion.

Osmunda Claytoniana (Interrupted Fern)

An interesting and bold fern variety that offers excellent drainage qualities. Much like the Cinnamon Fern in appearance except lighter in color and with small blossoms that run up the stock of the fern in the early spring and summer months. Grows 12 - 36 inches tall in full or part sun conditions. Extremely hardy and can establish in a variety of soil conditions.

Polystichum Acrostichoides (Christmas Fern)

A stunningly beautiful woody fern variety similar in color and leaf shape to that of a Boston Fern. Extremely drought tolerant and an evergreen, providing its beauty year round. Grows 8 - 14 inches tall in a variety of sun and soil conditions but establishes best in part sun well drained soil.

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