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Radical Roots Nursery

​​​31 Cove Road, Winterport, ME
Friday: 9am-12pm

Sat/Sun: 9:00 am - 5:00 pm

Hampden Farmer’s Market
Seasonally: Fridays
2:00-5:30 PM 

ABOUT

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Native Plants & Fruit Trees

Explore our diverse selection of cold-hardy, heirloom fruit trees and over 50 species of native plants for the Northeast.

WORKSHOPS

  • “Anyone looking for fruit trees or native perennials should check this place out! The nursery owners are super knowledgeable about cold-hardy plants and heirloom varieties, & can give you great advice to get your landscape, homestead, or backyard garden thriving.”

    - D Laninga

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Shop for native plants and fruit trees

We’ve got a big selection of plants to choose from, including:

  • perennial, native flowers for your burgeoning pollinator garden

  • native plants that thrive in wetlands

  • heirloom and rare varieties of fruit trees: apples, pears, peaches, and more

  • nut trees and shrubs like black walnut, hazelnuts, and hickory

  • native replacements for invasive plants: grasses, roses, and more

  • native trees and shrubs that provide food and habitat for birds

  • strawberries, grapes, and raspberries for your homestead

Browse our online store, and order for pick-up in Winterport, or stop by in person for some recommendations!

Spring Grafting Workshop 2026

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$48.00

When: March 29, 2026 from 10am-12:00pm

Location: Mt. Desert, Village of Somesville (exact address will be sent after registration)

Join us for an introduction to the ancient art of grafting! In this workshop, we’ll cover:

  • a brief history of grafting and why we do it (it’s not boring, I promise!)

  • choosing your plant components: the rootstock and scion wood

  • what materials and tools you’ll need and how to source them

  • optimal conditions for a successful graft: timing, genetic compatibility, temperature, etc.

  • how to make proper cuts

  • after-care for a newly grafted tree

  • you’ll get some hands-on practice, and go home with 2 young grafted apple trees

Grafting is a skill you can continue to hone for a lifetime, and your fruit tree will provide for generations to come, with the right care. We’re looking forward to sharing our knowledge and experience, and we hope to see you there!