Red Trillium Gardens is a native plant nursery in Lunenburg, MA. Buy plants here.
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Give us feedback! And my Native Plant Studies certificate is complete!
I’m settling in to seed collection and cleaning season here at the nursery, an activity which has left my fingers stained blue and my eyes straining (those summersweet seeds are tiny, yo). Things feel a bit calmer than the height of the season, but it’s never too quiet around here…
Help us grow taller! Help us serve you better! If you interacted with Red Trillium Gardens in 2025 – even if you didn’t make a purchase – we’d love feedback on your experience.
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Native plants for fall planting, right meow
To the tune of Mr. Mister’s “Take These Broken Wings”:
Take! These native plants
and put them in your yard
Let them grow so free
(Good thing you didn’t have to hear me sing that).
Anyway! Here at the nursery, we have hundreds of native perennials just waiting to be put in the ground. And tomorrow (Sunday), Oct 5, 2025, 10am-4pm, is our biggest sale of, maybe, ever?
What will we have?
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Save the date for our fall native plant sale! Plus two markets this weekend.
Fall Native Plant Sale Save the date! We’ll be doing our end of season native plant sale Sun, Oct 5th, 2025, from 10am-4pm in Lunenburg, MA.
Anyone who attends will receive a $5 off coupon valid in 2026!
What can you expect?
Since this is a public event, please email me for the address, so I know you’re a real person and not an internet rando. This is a rain or shine event.
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Two-fer market week! Brookline and Leominster markets
We’ll be at two markets this week, on Thursday and Saturday.
Brookline Farmers’ Market The first is the Brookline Farmers’ Market on Thursday, September 4, 2025, from 1:30pm to 6:30pm in the Centre Street West Parking Lot.
This is one of Grow Native Massachusetts’ pop-up markets, so I’ll be joined by Lady Fern Farm and Checkerspot Farm. We’re coordinating our inventory to bring you the widest variety of plants!
Currently, here’s what I’m planning to bring:
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What's blooming in the gardens? Plus Gardner Farmers' Market this weekend.
What’s in Bloom at the Nursery? Mid- to late summer can be a questionable time in the garden, depending on how you’ve planted! There’s a tendency to avoid planting in the summer, thinking that plants won’t tolerate the heat. However, this can lead to a lull in color at this time of year – especially if one only buys plants that are blooming!
Even we’ve got a bit of that going on right now!
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