July 17, 2025Camden Garden Expo:Edible Gardens & Bountiful Tables Join Amy Thomas, member of the Camden Garden Club, Co-founder and President of Wild Ones Midcoast Maine, and native plant consultant to David Kibbe’s Old Soul’s Farm, July 17, 1-4 pm as she answers questions about the use of native plants in this micro-farm environment! Tickets […] Continue reading "Join us at the Camden Garden Expo on July 17!"
Join Wild Ones Midcoast Maine for a fun tour of this transitional native plant garden at 6 Mill Street in Camden on Sunday, June 29, between 2:00 and 4:00 pm! See and learn about the process of shifting from cultivars to native plants. Free and open to all. Parking is available along the street. Continue reading "Tour This Transitional Native Plant Garden in Camden, Maine–Sunday, June 29, 2:00-4:00pm"
Camden CAN to offer Food Garden Tour, Sept. 12 (all day) CAMDEN — Camden CAN, a local climate group, is offering a Camden Food Garden Tour on Thursday, September 12, as part of its effort to get the town talking, thinking and acting on climate change (“on the great changes happening to our weather, how to […] Continue reading "Camden CAN Food Garden Tour"
“Ecological Principles to Create Aesthetically Beautiful Wildlife Habitat Using Native Plants – No Matter Your Garden Size“ WOMM Speaker Series continues in the Fall. Educate yourself about your best garden choices for the Wild Ones Midcoast Maine Native Plants Sale at Camden Public Library on Thursday September 5, 2024, Amy Thomas, WOMM Program Chair, MSW, […] Continue reading "Wild Ones Midcoast Maine Speaker series continues on September 5, 2024 – 6:30-7:30"
How a local a native plant nursery in the midcoast region found fertile ground with a new client thanks to Wild Ones Midcoast Maine and the fruitful work of native plant gardening. Text and photos by Wild Ones Midcoast Maine founding members Rooted Elements owners Amber Lewis and Sara Melanson. Rooted Elements is a participating […] Continue reading "Native Plants Take Root in Owls Head, Maine"
The Camden Herald, Camden’s largest local print paper, has featured Wild Ones Midcoast Maine as its most prominent upcoming event in its August 1, 2023 print issue. Pick up a print issue near you or subscribe online today. Continue reading "Camden Herald Features Native Plant Celebration & Sale"
The Penobscot Bay Pilot, the midcoast’s largest publication, features Wild Ones Midcoast Maine and its upcoming 2nd annual event, the Camden Native Plant Celebration & Sale. Continue reading "PenBay Pilot Features 2023 Native Plant Celebration & Sale"
The Camden Public Library, in partnership with Wild Ones Midcoast Maine Chapter, presents the second annual “Camden Native Plant Celebration & Sale” to be held Sunday, Sept. 16, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., on the grounds of the Camden Amphitheatre. There will be shopping from local native plant nurseries, educational booths, conversations with native plant […] Continue reading "2nd Annual Plant Celebration & Sale Announced"
Do You Know Your Goldenrods?Worth Its Weight in Gold by Chelsea B. Plimpton, Wild Ones Midcoast Maine Secretary Walking along the shoreline, feeling the warmth from the sand underfoot and the smell of salt in the air, I allow the ocean’s energy to cleanse my senses as I softly scan the green vegetation covering the […] Continue reading "Goldenrods: Worth Their Weight in Gold"
The Courier-Gazette, a prominent midcoast publication based in Rockport, has featured Wild Ones Midcoast Maine and its upcoming Camden Native Plant Celebration & Sale on August 22, 2023 online. Continue reading "Courier-Gazette Features Native Plant Celebration & Sale"