Late summer update:
Planting season was busy this spring. 6500 baby Christmas trees were planted by Keith, Will and Len. Two reclaimed forest fields had their first planting. Ticks were busy then, too!
We received official approval for a major forestry project of thinning, planting, and wildlife habitat improvement.
Maine Cooperative Extension Resilient Sugarbush program field day was hosted here late July. Many inspiring presentations and enthusiasm for future sugarbush management practices in this changing climate were offered throughout the day. In addition to the Maine Cooperative Extension, presentations from UM Forestry Department, Maine Forestry service, Audubon Society, MOFGA and Natural Resources Conservation Service were offered.
Vegetable and flower gardens were planted and are thriving with the help of consistent watering.
Perennial offerings of maple syrup in various size containers, maple cotton candy, maple peanuts, maple cream, maple candies, maple sugar are still available for purchase. Call ahead to make sure we are here or feel free to stop by to make your purchases.
We now are taking credit/debit cards! Please bring personal bags for purchases.
Finally, wholesale tree and wreath brush requests have been brisk. Please contact us to check on availability for this coming season.
Hope you can enjoy the Beauty and Magic of Fall in Maine!
