Rain or shine, Snug Harbor Farm in Kennebunk, Maine, offers all your go-green gardening needs. It is not to be missed when visiting southern Maine.
Snug Harbor Farm Reviews
Snug Harbor Farm is a charming and picturesque farm located in Kennebunk, Maine. Here are some key highlights and features of Snug Harbor Farm you should know:
- Unique Plant Selection: Snug Harbor Farm is known for its diverse and unique selection of plants, including rare and hard-to-find varieties. From lush greenery to colorful blooms, the farm offers a wide range of botanical treasures for gardening enthusiasts and plant lovers.
- Topiary Artistry: One of the signature features of Snug Harbor Farm is its expertise in topiary artistry. The farm specializes in creating stunning and intricate topiary designs, showcasing the beauty and craftsmanship of sculpted plants shaped into various forms and patterns.
- Beautiful Gardens: Visitors to Snug Harbor Farm can explore beautifully landscaped gardens that showcase the farm’s horticultural creativity and design expertise. The gardens provide a serene and inspiring setting for enjoying nature and discovering new plant varieties.
- Retail Shop: The farm’s retail shop offers a curated selection of garden-related products, home decor, and gifts. From gardening tools and accessories to unique decorative items, the shop provides a delightful shopping experience for those looking to enhance their indoor and outdoor spaces.
- Events and Workshops: Snug Harbor Farm hosts events, workshops, and educational programs that offer opportunities for learning and engagement with the gardening community. From hands-on planting workshops to seasonal celebrations, the farm provides a welcoming environment for sharing knowledge and fostering a love of plants.
Overall, Snug Harbor Farm in Maine is a destination that celebrates the beauty of nature, creativity in gardening, and a passion for plant cultivation. Whether you’re seeking rare botanical treasures, artistic topiary designs, or a serene garden escape, the farm offers a unique and enchanting experience for visitors of all ages.
Join me for a few seasonal visits to Snug Harbor Farm to hunt for inspiring topiaries.
Topiaries
Snug Harbor Farm is Maine’s go-to place for all things topiaries. A full greenhouse dedicated to just topiaries sits on the back of the property, off to the left. The staff is extremely knowledgeable, and plant care guides are included with each purchase.
What are topiaries?
Topiaries are ornamental plants that are trimmed and shaped into geometric or intricate forms. They are often used in landscaping and gardening to create sculptural elements and add a touch of elegance to outdoor or indoor spaces.
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I chose to visit this rainy spring day in early May. It was a perfect day to drive up the coast and spend the day shopping throughout Kennebunk. Topped off with one of Maine’s finest lobster rolls!
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Snug Harbor Farm Pots
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Snug Harbor has its own line of terracotta pots that have me doing my happy dance. They are weathered, covered in green moss, and paired with a beautiful go-green, succulent, or Lemon Cypress topiary. Just Wowza!
Just look at all that chippy, rustic goodness!
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A Fall Visit to Snug Harbor Farm
As Labor Day passed us by, I drove up to Snug Harbor Farm again today to reconnect and get inspired for the fall.
A couple of beautiful bouquets made their way home with me.
Any ideas about what my friend Lisa is holding up at a local antique shop?
2023 Spring Visit to Snug Harbor Farm
I had another wonderful visit to Snug Harbor Farm with my girlfriend, Lisa, to find topiaries and succulents. We then had traditional Maine lobster rolls in downtown Kennebunk at The Boathouse Restaurant.
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I’m so glad you dropped by today, friend, and if you are new to my blog, welcome! I hope you enjoyed your visit to Snug Harbor in Kennebunk, Maine. In my estimation, a must-visit!
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I love the little garden cabinet. I have a cabinet painted in the same shade of green. It was in my home as a child and it has moved with me five times over the last 45 years. I have painted it a different color each time to go with its new location…cream to barn red to Williamsburg blue to the pale green and now it will be a Williamsburg yellow(having taken four years to decide on its new color I am painting it this week) in our house in VA. Both the cabinet and I are hoping this is our last paint job! I visited Vermont and Maine once and loved it so I so enjoy reading your blog.
Peace
Thank you so much Cindi! Your cabinet sounds wonderful. I have one too my father made for me and I’m always painting it too😃
Ann, what a fun outing! I love topiaries and anyone of those would be welcome in my home.
I would love it if you would add this fun post to my Friday with Friends link party.
happy weekend,
RR
Thank you so much, Rachelle, I will definitely drop by!
Ah – Kennebunkport was one of my mother’s favorite places to go. Both my sisters have been there (they lived in Connecticut at time so not a huge deal to go there with them, as I am in mid Ohio.) So today being Mother’s Day it was a great day to read and watch this neat post.
OI love those topiaries! My hubs got me an unusual lavender tall huge topiary for Mother’s Day. I used to have a gorgeous rosemary one but I killed it one very hot summer when I wasn’t feeling well and let things go too long. (boo hoo. still kicking myself.)
Thanks for the smiles. It snowed just a little northeast of me last night – and the world was covered in the white stuff. So weird.
Hope you have had a nice weekend.
Thank you kindly for dropping by today Michele. Topiaries can be so hard to keep at times. I’ve killed my fair share too. But I’m trying them out again, as I adore them too. Happy Mother’s Day!