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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260915T133000
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URL:https://newtonconservators.org/events/pop-up-native-plant-sale-at-newt
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SUMMARY:Pop-Up Native Plant Sale at Newton Farmers Market
DESCRIPTION:If you have been inspired  to incorporate more native plants i
 n your own garden\, don’t miss the Native Plant Pop-up Sale at the Cold 
 Spring Park Farmers’ Market on Tuesday\, September 15!   A number of M
 assachusetts native plant vendors will have booths with some of your favor
 ite native plants for sale!  It’s a fantastic opportunity to obtain nat
 ive plants from reputable vendors for planting this summer.  Look for the
  Newton Conservators Green tent along with the native plant farms in a spe
 cial section of the Newton Farmer’s Market.  Stop by and say hello.  
  Don’t miss this unique group of native plant suppliers – perhaps the
  best chance this Fall to improve your garden by growing native!  And of 
 course you can pick up some fresh veggies and other goodies from the usual
  farmers market vendors!  This event is cosponsored by Grow Native Massac
 husetts\, the Newton Community Pollinator Project  and other local envir
 onmental organizations.\n\nGrow Native Massachusetts has recruited a numbe
 r of farms to participate in the Newton Farmers Market Pop Up.  Here is t
 heir event web page.  At this market\, we will be joined by Checkerspot 
 Farm\, Butterfly Effect Farm\, Hilltop Natives\, Red Trillium Gardens\,
  BOLD Meadows\, and Tree Talk Natives\, all small businesses who special
 ize in sustainably-grown native plants. They start much of their stock fro
 m seed (often local ecotype)\, and curate their inventory with an eye towa
 rd species of particular value to pollinators\, caterpillars\, and other t
 hreatened wildlife. All of them are passionate advocates for native plants
  and creating habitat in our gardens.\n\nNurseries at this Pop-Up\nBOLD Me
 adows | Seekonk\, MA\nComplementary consultations available for schedulin
 g.\nMeadow sod that cultivates native meadows. Installed as thick-cut sod 
 for faster ecological benefits and lower lifetime costs.\nButterfly Effect
  Farm | Westport\, MA\nExclusively native. Open seasonally. Check site fo
 r hours. Online ordering also available.\nLocated minutes from Horseneck B
 each\, this farm offers over 100 native species\, primarily New England ec
 otype and grown from seed. They have a large selection of pollinator peren
 nials as well as grasses\, ferns\, and a growing number of keystone shrubs
  and trees. Bulk discount available.\nCheckerspot Farm | Colrain\, MA\nEx
 clusively native. Open weekends from June to October\, or by appointment.\
 nLocated 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.\nHi
 lltop Natives | Norwood\, MA\nExclusively native. Pop up sales on site an
 d at farmers markets. Check site for details.\nWoman-owned nursery with a 
 growing selection of plants native to ecoregion 59. Garden coaching also a
 vailable.\nRed Trillium Gardens | Lunenburg\, MA\nExclusively native. Sal
 es at farmers markets and local events. Check site for details.\nSustainab
 ly-grown\, affordable plants propagated primarily from seed collected loca
 lly or sourced from reputable providers. Committed to putting the native p
 lants of New England into the hands\, hearts\, and minds of everyday local
  folks.\nTree Talk Natives | Rochester\, MA\nExclusively native. Open sea
 sonally. See website for hours and directions.\nTree 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 availabl
 e.\n\n\n\n&nbsp\;
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CATEGORIES:Newton Community Pollinator Project
LOCATION:Cold Spring Park\, 1200 Beacon Street\, Newton\, MA\, 02461\, Unit
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