The sale is a collaborative effort between the Camden Public Library, the Camden Garden Club, and the Midcoast Conservancy. The event is free to attend and open to the public. The sale features a wide variety of native plants, including trees, shrubs, wildflowers, and grasses. These plants are essential for supporting local wildlife and ecosystems.

The event will be held at the Maine State Library, a historic landmark in Augusta, Maine. The library is a repository of knowledge and a beacon of learning, serving as a vital resource for the community. The event will feature a keynote address by Dr. David A. Smith, a renowned botanist and professor at the University of Maine. Dr. Smith will discuss the importance of native plants in Maine’s ecosystem and the challenges they face. The event will also include a panel discussion featuring experts in the field of native plant conservation.

This list of participating native plant growers is a testament to the growing popularity of native plants and the increasing awareness of their ecological and aesthetic benefits. Native plants are essential for maintaining healthy ecosystems. They provide food and shelter for wildlife, support pollinators, and contribute to soil health. They also offer a unique aesthetic appeal, enhancing the beauty of landscapes and gardens. The event will feature a variety of native plant sales, workshops, and demonstrations.