* Site updated April 15, 2008 * Mary's Spring 2008 newsletter New bulbs added to bulb and tuber listing 30th Anniversary of Mary's Plant Farm... a brief history

This is the web site for Mary's Plant Farm nursery and catalog garden center. We offer rare, unusual, native, heirloom and connoisseur plants, trees, shrubs, bulbs, herbs, container, garden statuary, etc. All plants listed in our print catalog can be found here. Call, e-mail, fax, or mail your order to us using the printable order form.

Spring Hours Beginning April 3rd:  Tues. - Sat. 9:30am to 6:30pm Sunday 12:00am to 5:00pm Closed on Monday Summer Nursery Hours Beginning July 1st through October: Tues. - Sat. 9:30am to 5:00pm Closed Sunday and Monday

Classes and Activities The following events are planned for 2008. Reservations are required for all activities.(513) 894-0022 PRUNING: CLASS & DEMONSTRATION Saturday, April 12th 10:00 a.m. Learn when and how to prune both deciduous and evergreen trees and shrubs in the landscape.  And how to renew their shape if overgrown.   Pre-paid fee:  $10.00 per person WILDFLOWER: TALK AND TOUR Sunday, April 20th 1:00 p.m. A comprehensive class on native wildflowers.  Not only spring blooming varieties but summer ones also.  Then, join Mary with a walk through the woodland to view the extensive wildflower collection. Free with Reservation BULBS: COLOR THROUGHOUT THE YEAR WITH HARDY BULBS Sunday, May 4th 1:00 p.m. Have bloom in your landscape even in winter with hardy bulbs.  Garden tour to follow showcasing spring varieties. Special 10% off to class members on bulb orders placed for fall planting. Free with Reservation DAYLILY DIG SPECIAL! Sunday and Saturday, June 14-15 and June 28-29, 9:30am-5:00pm Walk the fields of 1400+ different varieties of early, mid and late blooming Hemerocalis (dalily) in full bloom. All colors including pinks and purples and all types of bloom available. SPECIAL SALE: Buy 2 and get 1 free of equal or lessor value in our north field. Prices starte at $4.50 per clump. These are mature blooming plants, not seedlings. HIGH TEA IN THE GARDEN Sunday, July 13th and July 27th 2:00 p.m. Enjoy a four-course high tea served in the garden.  An afternoon of delight for your senses.       Pre-paid fee:  $16.00 per person. limited seating. PROPAGATION:  METHODS FOR USE IN THE HOME LANDSCAPE Saturday, September 13th, 10:30am Class and demonstration to learn the proper timing and techniques to propagate your plants by cuttings, seeds and divisions. Great information. MAKING HYPER TUFA TROUGH CLASS Saturday, October 4th 10:00 a.m. Materials and instruction are included to make a 12"-18" trough, with your choice of mold shape.  Pre-paid fee:  $35.00 per person

Cincinnati Enquirer May 28, 2001 newspaper article about Mary.

Mary's Plant Farm as featured in March/April 2000 issue of Country Woman magazine

WHEN WE DO SHIP: We ship plants MARCH, APRIL, MAY and then again in SEPTEMBER and OCTOBER. Spring and fall blooming bulbs are shipped SEPTEMBER and OCTOBER.  WHEN WE DO NOT SHIP: Plants are NOT shipped DECEMBER, JANUARY. Plants are NOT shipped JUNE, JULY and AUGUST.  WHEN SHIPMENTS DEPEND ON WEATHER: Plant shipments in FEBRUARY and NOVEMBER depend upon the weather.  WE DO NOT SHIP OUTSIDE THE U.S.

Mary's Plant Farm and Landscaping 2410 Lanes Mill Road Hamilton, Ohio 45013 USA phone: 513-894-0022 fax: 513-892-2053 marysplantfarm@zoomtown.com

The beloved "Smokestack Lightening" click for larger image

For comments about this web site or to inform us of broken links, please email webmaster Kent Krugh

GUARANTEE: Each order we send will be filled with stock of fine quality, packed with care to reach you in good live growing condition. If you are not entirely satisfied, return it at once for refund minus postage.

We are not responsible to replace plants that have failed due to conditions beyond our control such as possible neglect, weather, growing conditions or the lack of experience on the part of the gardener.


A Word About Native Plants: We offer many native varieties because we like them, but we do not collect them from the wild. We grow them from cuttings or seeds, and are listed as Native.

Prices subject to change.

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