About Our Seedling Sale

Refund policy

Read our seedling care tips to help you have the best experience possible.

No refunds can be offered for any reason other than plant loss before the date of the sale. We are not liable for anything that happens after you pick up, or for any failure to pick up at the appointed date and time (below).

If you have questions, feel free to contact Farm Director Caleb for customer support: caleb@winterspringcsa.com.

Buying plants in person

Come to the farm on sale day to shop in person! Our knowledgeable staff of farmers are here to answer your plant questions.

In-person shopping: Seedlings are available on a first-come, first-serve basis.

In-person shopping is available on the same day and time as online orders pick-up. 

Buying plants online

We have tons to go around, but ordering ahead gets you first in line to reserve the plants you want. The earlier you can get your order in, the better! Check out our plants for sale and place your order — we’ll set aside seedlings just for you.

Be sure to check your email for your order confirmation. Have your order number ready when you pick up.

When you come to pick up your plant order, you’re also welcome to browse in the in-person sale for any extra plants who might want to come home with you. 

Want more veggies?

Check out our local vegetable subscription (CSA) (update: 2025 CSA is not full) or find us at the farmers market if you’d like to supplement your home garden harvest with fresh organic produce from our farm!

Why choose Winterspring Farm plants for your garden?

The plants we offer are curated by your professional farmers. They are selected based on optimal performance for gardens our climate zone (5), natural disease resistance, and excellent flavor.

We use only the highest quality of organic potting mix available, from Vermont Compost. We source our seeds from trusted organic distributors, including High Mowing, Strictly Medicinal, Cultivating the Commons, Eden Brothers, and Johnny’s. 

Grown organically with love, all of our seedlings are free from pesticides and herbicides. Neonicotinoids, a type of systemic pesticide that is commonly used on any seedling that isn’t organic, stays in the tissues of the plant for the duration of its lifecycle and can even contaminate the soil it was grown in as it decomposes. This particular pesticide is harmful for bees, who visit your flowerbed in search of food. If you love pollinators, and want to invite them into your garden, our flower selections are pollinator-safe. Learn more about systemic pesticides and their impact on pollinators, waterways, wildlife, and humans from the Xerces Society website.

Thank you, gardeners!

Thanks for trusting us with your garden plant needs!  Resilient food systems are all about local production for local consumption. Thanks for doing your part, and supporting our small farm while doing it!