Ordering Information

Please fill out the form (attached at the bottom) completely. If you are also joining the Society at this time, remember to complete both pages.

• Please—only one packet of a species per order
• Minimum seed order is $10.00 members; $15.00 non-members
• No maximum order
• Note new three-tiered pricing and extra percentage discount for members:

            Specialty seeds: $4 members / $8 non-members

            Premium seeds: $5 members / $10 non-members

            Rare seeds: $6 members / $12 non-members

• Please add $5.25 shipping and handling for seed orders
• All orders are shipped UPS, Federal Express, or First Class Mail
• Seed sales begin January 7, 2008
• Members of the New England Wild Flower Society have priority through January 17, 2008. After that date, all orders will be filled as received.

ALL SEED ORDERS MUST BE RECEIVED BY MARCH 15, 2008

Seeds of some species are in LIMITED supply and requests will be filled in the order received.  Sorry, no international deliveries.  Organizational and Associate members do not receive seed discounts.

Method of Payment

All orders must be prepaid.  VISA and Master Card are accepted. If paying by check please note we cannot refund the difference if your order cannot be filled in its entirety.  Please indicate whether your alternate seed choice or that you prefer the order returned unfilled. Please make out a check or money order to New England Wild Flower Society, Inc. Please allow 2 - 3 weeks for delivery.

Mailing Address

New England Wild Flower Society

Garden in the Woods

Attn: Seeds

180 Hemenway Road

Framingham, MA 01701-2699

FAX Number

Or FAX order form with payment information to:  508-877-3658

Join New England Wild Flower Society

As the leading regional advocate and steward of our native plant heritage, the Society promotes the conservation of temperate North American native plants.  Founders of the New England Plant Conservation Program (NEPCoP), a collaboration among botanists, federal and state agencies, and conservation organizations throughout the New England states, the Society champions plant conservation collaboration and is a model throughout the United States and the world. In 1998, the Society began a Plant Conservation Volunteer Corps (PCV) to survey, monitor, and preserve New England’s natural plant communities.

Membership in the Society supports our conservation programs in education, horticulture, and research, as well as Garden in the Woods, Nasami Farm, and sanctuaries. Join online, by mail, or by phone at 508-877-7630 x 3802.

Benefits

• Subscriptions to the Society’s publications
• Unlimited free admission to Garden in the Woods, the region’s premier native plant botanic garden
• Unlimited free admission to the 2008 BIG BUGS exhibition
• Discounts on hundreds of yearly courses and field trips
• Discounts on native plant purchases at Garden in the Woods and Nasami Farm nurseries
• Discounts and preferential order period of your seed purchase
• 10% discount on most books and gifts in our Museum Store
• Borrowing privileges at our botanical library
• Discounts at select New England and mail order nurseries