Re: [SG] New England area nurseries

I hope someone is saving all of this info. Garden in the Woods is the only
one I had heard of. Would it make a good article for an early issue of
SHADEGARDENS--THE JOURNAL??? How is that coming, by the way?

Bobbi Diehl
Bloomington, IN
zone 5/6

> Two more are Joe Pye Weed's Garden in Carlisle, a siberian iris breeding and
> display garden.  And, Twombly Nursery, the finest tree and shrub supplier in
> the northeast.  Twombly is located in Monroe, Connecticut.
>
> There is a very fine clematis nursery on Cape Cod, I cannot remember the town
> but a search will find it.  The clematis nursery has a web page. I think it
> was discussed here a while back.
>
> The daylily field is Seawright Nursery in Carlisle, MA.   Seawright,
> Blanchette and Joe Pye Weed are all a few miles from each other.  Seawright
> has a large hosta display garden with rock and water features.  Not too far
> from all are the annual test gardens of the Mass. Hort. Society.  In the same
> area is a large shady wildflower garden, The Garden in the Woods (Framingham,
> Mass.).  The Garden in the Woods has a spring plant sale and ongoing sale of
> native (mostly shade) plants.
>
> Blanchette, previously praised here, is also the "astilbe king" of the the
> country.
>
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