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Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens

Published
December 6, 2022

Gardens Aglow is brighter than ever
Published
August 9, 2022

Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens recognizes longtime supporters by naming new visitor center after them

The Lyn and Daniel Lerner Visitor Center named for longtime supporters.
Published
June 19, 2022

Plant propagation: The hows and the whys

There are several ways to propagate plants yourself, and there are several good reasons to do so. Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens experts explain.
Published
March 11, 2022

Grow from home with Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens

New garden design series and online programming begin in March.
Published
February 13, 2022

Ericaceae: The family you’ve never heard of but may well have growing in your own garden

The heath family, as its commonly known, includes rhododendrons and azaleas, and was the subject of a talk from the Maine Landscape & Nursery Association. '

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Published
February 6, 2022

Maine Gardener: When you plant a tree or shrub, get to the root of the matter

Healthy root systems are key to growing a successful plant.
Published
January 3, 2022

Gardens Aglow display sees steady crowd, hopes to return to walking format next winter

This year, just over 22,000 vehicles carrying an estimated 88,000 people visited the Gardens Aglow display — a roughly 1% increase in ticket sales from 2020.
Published
October 31, 2021

Gardens Aglow light display again drive-thru only, but a longer, ‘more immersive’ experience

This year's Gardens Aglow at Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens was revamped to be longer and more immersive than last year's display, according to President and CEO Gretchen Ostherr.
Published
October 11, 2021

Boothbay botanical gardens offers free admission during Maine Days celebration

Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens welcomed nearly 10,000 visitors over the holiday weekend during the organization's Maine Days celebration.
Published
May 1, 2021

Giant trolls stand to bring visitors back to botanical gardens, send a message about saving forests

The Danish artist Thomas Dambo used recycled wood to create the 5 characters of ‘Guardians of the Seeds,’ a long-term exhibition about sustainability and conservation.