Garden in the Woods in Framingham

Russell’s Garden Center in Wayland

See more at:

https://www.mass.gov/service-details/garden-centers-and-nurseries-that-sell-native-plants

No it's each hour for this hour time slot in something like a month. For example Monday at 9 it releases appointments for Monday in 4 weeks from 9 to 10, and at 10 it opens for 10-11 etc

From their appointment reservation page: > New reservations time slots are released Monday through Friday each hour between 9AM and 4PM.

Most natives don't require much care, this is their home environment so not much to it as long as they get the required sun. The amount of sun will dictate what seed to get. I'd say any of the asters, bee balms, golden rods, cone flowers and Joe pye weed would be easy enough.

Lots of local libraries have seed libraries where they give the seeds (and instructions) out for free.

Thanks. Do you know what native plants require little care? I'm hoping for something I can just spread seeds with little to no care. I am not very good at planting, and not a lot of availability to do so either.

Rapscallion

I ordered seeds from Wild Seed Project in October. Most need a cold stratification period but im sure there are some still available. Weston Nursery also has native plants available in the spring and there is lots of good info available on Native Plant Trust web site

Grow Native Mass has a good list here:

https://grownativemass.org/Great-Resources/nurseries-seed

Yeah I feel like they used to be better before they shook things up a few years ago. It’s still OK, but never my first choice anymore.

I went to the RMV in Chicopee without an appointment just a few weeks ago to register a trailer. I had no issue and didn't even wait very long.

I think appointments are released at 7am

Edit: I am completely incorrect

Horseshoe used to be my go to when they always had 100+ unique craft brews on tap. Last few times I’ve gone it’s very heavy with mass produced beers, a bunch of locals, and a handful of crafts, usually under 30 or so total beers

I'm fond of the Horseshoe.

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If you can find parking. Also a little overrated.

Unfortunately my recommendations aren’t in your area. But make sure they are licensed, insured, and you are having architectural shingles put on (30 year life span). Don’t get the pressure, there are a lot of roofers out there.

Had my roof done last yr with RB Farina. No complaints and they work fast.

We used Constitution to do our roof in Lowell a few years ago. He has done a few others in our neighbor hood. Pricing was middle of the estimates but local guy and easy to work with. https://www.constitutioncontracting.com/

had mine done 4 years ago. $ 5800 for a 2500 sq ft house, two story. about 850 per floor. simple colonial box.

family roofing 30 River St, Methuen, Massachusetts (978) 683-5127

Following cause I need roof work done too.

My husband ran into the same thing - took a two hour drive to Pittsfield - next day appt

Is 80 Thoreau still open in Concord?

My recommendation is make the appointment and then try to get a better one. In the odd chance that you do get a traffic stop, have a print out of the appointment with you. I had a similar problem - I moved and needed to get a Massachusetts license so I could transfer my automobile registrations. Meanwhile the insurance company wanted to cancel coverage because I was not at my old address. It worked out. I was checking twice a day and something freed up within three days.

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