THE MONARCH GARDENER HAS MOVED TO TOPSFIELD, MA!!!
CLOSING FOR AUGUST! LAST TWO DAYS TO SHOP ARE JULY 26TH AND 27TH OPEN 10-3.
Reopening in September, days TBA
Look for me at Nutter Farm, 180 Ipswich Road, Topsfield. My familiar sandwich board will be out at the entrance.
The gate to the property opens at 9:45 on days I'm open.
Sorry, no dogs per farm rules.
More info: see Nursery Info.
To see what I'm growing click on the orange button below:
New for 2024: appointment shopping!
***FOR APPOINTMENT SIGNUPS FOR 7/23 CLICK HERE
For a small fee I'm offering 30 min ($25), 60 min ($40) and even 90 min ($50) time slots where you get ALL TO YOURSELF: my plants, my advice and even a rough garden design. This is very informal, I won't have time to do anything fancy with software, but can draw on a photo printout and help you plan and shop. Half hour Sign Up Genius slots (grab 2 if you want an hour) with be posted with a link above 9 PM Sunday evenings. Time slots will vary week to week and I will try to have one evening slot.
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What people are saying about The Monarch Gardener:
"It's crazy how little people know about the importance of native plants, I've been on a personal marketing campaign to get people away from grass lawns and <big box store> plants. But people don't know where else to go. You are such an important resource for the community." -Anna P., Beverly MA
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The Monarch Gardener
"Sustaining a species, one yard at a time."
Growing since 2014