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Keystone Horticulturists
P.O. Box 1910
Portland, ME, 04104
Phone : (207) 797-8733

	Longfellow's Greenhouses Longfellow's Greenhouses is a leader in the Maine green industry and continue to look for fresh ideas to bring excitement to your gardening experience. Come and enjoy the modern, gutter-connected greenhouses and outstanding display beds. Longfellowâ€™s continues to grow. In our 21 greenhouses we produce 40,000 geraniums, 22,000 fall mums, 15,000 flowering hanging baskets, 75,000 perennials, and 25,000 poinsettias.

	Melna Melna is a non-profit, professional trade association with members in all aspects of the green industry, including landscape designers and contractors, nurseries, garden centers, maintenance experts, turf growers, educators, researchers, and other horticultural industry professionals.Established in 1970, the Maine Landscape and Nursery Association (MELNA) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to the encouragement and promotion of its members throughout the industry.

	Merryspring Merryspring, a non-profit, privately-owned 66-acre park and education center in Camden and Rockport, Maine, with nature trails and gardens open to the public every day during daylight hours, free of charge. This member-supported organization offers talks, classes and workshops throughout the year.

	MOFGA Maine Farmers and Garden Association (MOFGA) Farm Apprenticeship program connects people wanting to learn organic farming with experienced farmers willing to share their expertise. The typical arrangement involves an exchange of labor for room, board, a stipend, and informal, intensive training and experience in farming.In addition to the individual farm experience, MOFGA offers many opportunities throughout the year for apprentice networking and supplemental learning.

	NAGC Nearly every aspect of Gladiolus growing and showing is contained herein.Given a few simple requirements, glads are easy to grow. They do well in a wide range of soil types, provided drainage is good, but they grow best in soil with a pH of 6.7 to 7. Most garden soil that will produce a good crop of vegetables or weeds will also grow good glads with little or no added fertilizer. Glads prefer full sunlight but will do reasonably well with a little high shade in early morning or late afternoon