The Heirloom Garden of Maine

512 North Ridge Road, Montville, Maine 04941 ~ 207/342-2116 ~ info@theheirloomgarden.com
The Heirloom Garden of Maine Old fashioned flowers heirloom plants colonial plants Victorian plants Sandy George Diana George Chapin Montville Maine heirloom seeds Heirloom bulbs antique bulbs old-fashioned bulbs fall-planted bulbs christmas wreaths garland kissing ball decorations

 

 

 

Our greenhouse and farm store are currently closed for the season. Thank you to all who supported our family farm in 2011.  Please stay tuned for our Farm Annual 2012--dedicated to conservation of bees, butterflies and bird pollinators.  Our catalogue offers hundreds of old-fashioned flowers, vegetables and herbs that were commonly grown in early American gardens.  Our plants are grown from seed  in our greenhouse and our Zone 4 perennial plant nursery in Montville, Maine. We also offer a custom seed growing service for gardeners who send their own seed to us for propagation in our greenhouse. Please email, call or write us with your contact information if you would like to be added to our mailing address or for more information. 

Our 2012 edition will be available on February 1, 2012.

 

If you would like, please read more about our family farm.
 
Directions to our farm:   Please use Google Maps, not your GPS (they deposit people on a similarly named road in neighboring Freedom) to locate our farm.  From Belfast: From the Route 1 overpass, drive 14.5 miles west on Route 3.  Take a right onto North Ridge Road.  We're 2.5 miles in on the right.   From 220 south: From the intersection of Routes 3 and 220 in Liberty, drive east 2.5 miles, turn left onto North Ridge Road.  We're 2.5 miles in on the right.  From 220 north: From the intersection of Routes 220 and 137 in Knox, drive approximately 5 miles south on Route 220.  Take a left onto Center Montville Road.  Drive 1 mile to intersection where Montville's Town House is located.  Turn right onto North Ridge Road.  We are 1 mile in on the left. Learn more about our farm.  For a map click here.

Preserve, Perpetuate, Propagate

Heirloom Plants for Future Generations

Family owned and operated by Sandy George and Diana George Chapin