Where to find us.

At the farm:

1242 State Route 129, South Bristol, ME 04568

‍ ‍LAST DAY OF THE 2026 SEASON!

Saturday, September 26th 9am-12pm

Or by appointment

Why native plants?

  • Increase biodiversity

  • Provide better wildlife habitat

  • Improve soil health and minimize erosion

  • Minimize water requirements

  • Reduce maintenance

  • Decrease reliance on fossil fuels

Why seed grown?

  • Better root development

  • Genetic diversity

  • Regionally adapted plants

  • Best suited to provide high value nutrients to pollinators

Why pesticide free?

  • We want to feed insects not kill them!

  • Birds, reptiles, amphibians and lots of mammals eat insects - when you poison the plants - you introduce poison into the whole food web.

Getting ready for the 2026 season, just like this tiny, but beautiful beaked hazelnut flower! Photographed today at Plummer Point Preserve in South Bristol.

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— Figwort Farm (@figwortfarm.bsky.social) April 6, 2026 at 5:26 PM