Our 43rd Season Gardening Organically New to Gardening? We Can Help!
Come and Seed Shop and Learn!
1000's of seeds from the best seed companies including Seed Savers Exchange, Renee's Garden, High Mowing, Botanical Interests, Hudson Valley, NE Seed, Livingston and Flowering Lawn will fill the shop!
Organic seed starting soils, organic composts, organic fertilizers, tools, seed sowing supplies and much more fill our shop.
Many helpful Natureworkers to answer any seedy questions and get you growing in 2026!
Natureworks is officially opening for our 43rd season gardening organically on Friday March 20th, 2026!
Stay tuned to our Hellebore Pre-Order starting in mid February!
The shop will be FULL of seeds from the best seed companies including Seed Savers Exchange, Renee's Garden, High Mowing, Botanical Interests, Hudson Valley, NE Seed, Livingston and Flowering Lawn.
Organic seed starting soils, organic composts, organic fertilizers, tools, seed sowing supplies and much more fill our shop.
We will have a diverse selection of perennials, TONS of native plants, trees, shrubs and annuals coloring up the outdoor plant benches.
We also offer landscape consultations, landscape design and installation for a wide range of locations in our area.
Let us guide you to get growing in 2026!
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Blog posts
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Winter Sowing Outdoors in Milk Jugs
Nancy explains the basics of winter sowing outdoors in milk jugs.
Winter Sowing Outdoors in Milk Jugs
Nancy explains the basics of winter sowing outdoors in milk jugs.
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Putting your Garden to Bed: An Ecological Approach
This is our newly revised and updated handout on putting your garden to bed. Nancy teaches you how and when to cut plants back, what to leave standing, what to...
Putting your Garden to Bed: An Ecological Approach
This is our newly revised and updated handout on putting your garden to bed. Nancy teaches you how and when to cut plants back, what to leave standing, what to...
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You Can Never Have Too Many Spring Bulbs!
Learn how to design with bulbs. Nancy explains how to place bulbs in between the crowns of perennials, how to group them together for the best effect, and how to...
You Can Never Have Too Many Spring Bulbs!
Learn how to design with bulbs. Nancy explains how to place bulbs in between the crowns of perennials, how to group them together for the best effect, and how to...
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How to Grow and Store Dahlias
Dahlias are one of the most wonderful plants that you can grow, especially if you like cut flowers. They are classified in CT as TENDER TUBERS. What that means is...
How to Grow and Store Dahlias
Dahlias are one of the most wonderful plants that you can grow, especially if you like cut flowers. They are classified in CT as TENDER TUBERS. What that means is...
Attract Monarchs & Pollinators
If you plant native Milkweed (Asclepias), they will come.
At Natureworks, we believe a 100% organic, pesticide free garden filled with approximately 70% native plants is the goal to shoot for in your garden at home. Reduce your lawn, do no harm, and add beautiful plants that pollinators love! We can help you choose the best plants for your specific areas at home that would help nature. We carry a vast, diverse selection of beautiful plants all spring, summer and late into fall. Come for a visit!
Customer Reviews
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Review from Mariellen C.
The best! Exquisite selection choices, gorgeous displays, great staff. Avid & new gardeners would enjoy the newsletter - informative & inspiring.
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Review from Diane I.
Staff is very helpful and knowledgable. Their selection of plants is awesome and whether you are an experienced gardener or a beginner (like me) you learn something new on every visit.
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Review from Nancy S.
Beautiful, native plants! Lots of healthy plants for the Monarchs and more!
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Review from Elizabeth A.
What a great experience. There's something special about Natureworks! I would recommend a visit to anyone who loves to garden or wants to give it a try. The staff is eager to help.
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