Camden Native Plant Sale & Celebration!
Sunday, September 20, 2026 · 9:00 AM EDT · Camden Public Library · Camden, ME
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@ Pre-Sales are Live! View pre-sale information. Join us for the annual Camden Native Plant Sale and Celebration on Sunday, September 20 from 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM to purchase sustainably-grown native plants from local vendors in the beautiful harborside Amphitheater in the heart of the Midcoast! This event is put on by Wild Ones Midcoast Maine in partnership with Camden Public Library. There will be shopping from local native plant nurseries, educational booths with various organizations; conversations with native plant growers and garden experts; two speakers; music; kids activities, food, treats, and more! This is a great opportunity to learn more about native plants and incorporate them into your own garden and yard. Participating Native Plant Growers 5 Star Nursery and Orchard | Crystal Lake Farm & Nursery | Rebel Hill Farm | Rooted Elements | Bas Rouge Farm | Radical Roots | Figwort Farm | Wildside Natives Pre-Sales & Plant Lists View Pre-Sale Information There will be pre-sales for most nurseries as well as day-of sales for all nurseries. Pre-sales are handled directly through the nurseries. Click the button or scroll down for all pre-sale information and to find available plants. Participating Organizations Mid-Coast Audubon | Camden Garden Club | Coastal Mountains Land Trust | Knox-Lincoln Soil and Water Conservation District (KLSWC) | Native Gardens of Blue Hill | Coastal Rivers Conservation Trust | Blackbird Arboriculture & Stewardship | Merryspring Nature Center These organizations will have information and interactive booths to learn about their great work. Speakers & Guests 10:00 AM – Ask an Expert: “Choosing the Right Native Plants for my Project” with Hildy Ellis, Retired from Knox-Lincoln Soil & Water Conservation District (In the Meadow Lot in front of the Book Shed) ▶About Hildy Ellis Hildy Ellis is a retired district coordinator promoting conservation and farming in the Midcoast area from the Knox-Lincoln Soil & Water Conservation…
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