Our own perennials, annuals, herbs and vegetable starts are grown right here on the farm, and available from early April through October. Winter gives way to spring early at Allandale with a diverse array of annuals that carry you into summer, our own forced spring bulb planters, reliable spring ephemeral perennials for container or garden, healthy herb plants and an assortment of delectable greens for earnest gardeners.
Woody Plants
Shrubs and trees are the anchors of even the smallest gardens. We stock a lovely collection of woody plants prized for their hardiness and beauty. Expect unusual conifers in addition to rhododendron, azaleas, forsythia and andromeda to brighten your spring space. Nurturing your inner orchardist? We carry an unparalleled variety of small fruits (blueberries, raspberries, grapes and so much more) and have a great supply of fruit-bearing trees as well.
Bulbs and Seeds
Dahlia tubers? Yup. Gladiolus and elephant ears? You betcha. Hundreds of varieties of vegetable and flower seeds? Oh yeah, we've got that. We carry only the highest quality seeds and bulbs, including a deep selection of organic vegetable seeds. Look for seeds from our friends at Botanical Interests, Fruition Seeds, Hudson Valley Seed Company, Seed Savers Exchange, and Truelove Seeds.
Soil Amendments, Mulches and Potting Soil
Organic composts, mulches, garden soils and potting mixes are available in one and two cubic foot bags throughout the season. Coast of Maine products are well represented as are salt marsh hay, straw and Mainely Mulch. Quality is the defining criterion when we source products for your gardens. No dyes or chemicals are present in any of the bagged goods we carry.
Gardening Supplies
Organic fertilizers, pest and disease controls (including beneficial insects), tools, gloves, trellises, and more. There are so many options on the market. We select what we believe to be the best available products in terms of function and environmental impact and offer them to you in our well-stocked store.
WE'RE HERE TO HELP
Gardening questions? Come in and chat with our knowledgeable garden center staff.
Soil testing: It all starts with good dirt. Visit the UMass Amherst web site to view and download their soil testing brochure. Or pick one up next time you are at the farm. Trouble deciphering the results you've received? Bring 'em on in and we'll give you a hand.
