COVID-19 Guidelines at Robin's Flower Pot

Robin’s Flower Pot is OPEN with the full line of plants that you’re accustomed to.

We hope that those who feel comfortable and have no health issues will visit as always. Please wear proper safety gear as recommended by the CDC.  CDC Social Distancing will be in place and we ask that you are considerate of other customers and our employees.  We have other safety protocols in place and ask that you honor our request. BE CONSIDERATE OF OTHERS AND PLEASE WEAR A FACE MASK.

Thank you for your understanding and patience during this most challenging time.

Sincerely,

Robin, Jim and the Crew

Gift Certificates

Gift cards may be purchased during the off season by phone or e-mail,  order yours today 

 

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What's New

Our fall annuals are in!

We have also received a shipment of house plants, including orchids.

Three kinds of garlic are now available; German white, German red, and Spanish Roja.

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Start your own garden

National Garden Bureau celebrates its 100th anniversary and wishes to reintroduce the concept of victory gardening with quick and easy steps to plan and grow your own vegetable garden. They have Ten Steps for Planning Your Victory Garden 2.0 on their web sight.

To help you get started we grow many vegetable, herb, and annual seedlings. We have lists of our different varieties here, or come by to get seeds and start your own seedlings.

Robin's Awesome Blossoms

For the Holidays, give the gift of beauty with Robin's Awesome Blossoms.

Seasonal fresh cut flowers grown at Robin’s Flower pot are available from May through September. Sign-up for our onsite Floral CSA pickup or join one of our programs for delivery to any local business, church or Assisted Living facility in the greater Farmington area. Bulk wedding flowers for the DYI bride are also an option. Robin’s Awesome Blossoms also makes a great gift. Market bouquets are available throughout the summer at Tranten’s Grocery and The Better Living Center, located in downtown Farmington.

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Biocontrols

What are they?  Biological control or biocontrol is a method of controlling pests such as insects, mites, weeds and plant diseases using other organisms. It relies on predation, parasitism, herbivory, or other natural mechanisms, but typically also involves an active human management role.

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Behind the scenes

• Transplant machine
• Compost tea
• Seeding machine 
• And other videos

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Invasive Species

Maine Department of Agriculture, Conservation and Forestry has adopted rules that prohibit the sale of 33 terrestrial plant species determined to meet the invasive plant criteria. Learn more & view list.