The best home & garden pros in York County

Hardware store stocking household tools, garden supplies, home decor & more.

From seeds and vegetable starts to bulk compost, pellets, and pet or livestock feed, Andy's Farm and Garden, the friendliest feed store in southern Maine, keeps the yard, coop, and barn sorted. Beekeeping gear, wild bird food, greenhouse goodies, and hay testing make it a legit local go-to.

From the Waterboro newsletter, October 13, 2026

Deck Teck handles deck design and construction, restoration and staining, wood and patio restoration, pressure and soft washing, roof cleaning, and annual maintenance. They sweat the details, use premium materials, and keep job sites tidy, so your outdoor space looks sharp and the neighbors take notice.

From the Waterboro newsletter, October 14, 2026

Whether you’re planning a big install or just need a quick restock, Pierson Nurseries keeps local pros covered with BB and container trees, shrubs and perennials, consistently updated availability and fast delivery.

From the Waterboro newsletter, October 17, 2026

Retail chain offering home goods, clothing, electronics & more, plus exclusive designer collections.

Enduring farmer-owned cooperative retailer providing agricultural, garden, home & pet supplies.

Home-decor chain stocking a variety of furnishings, bedding, kitchenware, holiday goods & more.

Tibbetts Farm Greenhouse & Garden Center is a multigenerational Lyman farm locals trust for sturdy starts and custom grows when the greenhouse season returns in 2027. Until then, they’re still your neighbors for farm-raised beef, lamb, and hay by appointment... a solid reason to keep them on speed dial.

From the Sanford newsletter, October 4, 2026

Jo-Ann's Gardens, Inc. packs seven greenhouses with thousands of annuals, perennials, vegetables and shrubbery, plus bulk mulches and soils, while the Route 1 Potting Shed makes quick stops easy. Prefer to outsource?

From the Sanford newsletter, October 1, 2026

York Woods Tree & Products is the local go-to for bulk mulch, compost, gravel, native plants, hardscape supplies, and seasoned firewood, plus delivery when you’d rather save your back. They recycle green waste into quality materials and tackle tree clearing, so weekend projects actually get finished... imagine that.

From the Kittery newsletter, October 23, 2026

Native Haunts Plant Nursery and Consulting champions Maine natives, from trees and shrubs to pollinator-loved perennials. Swing by when you want plant ID help or habitat-friendly consulting, check their flowering and seed-date guides, and keep an eye out for their farm raised beach plums when the season cooperates.

From the Lebanon newsletter, October 18, 2026

Against The Grain is the local go-to for one-of-a-kind, kiln-dried live edge slabs from New England hardwoods. They mill up to 55 inches wide and 20 feet long, flatten with CNC, and stock those coveted rounds and ovals, so your coffee table or centerpiece idea can actually happen.

From the Lebanon newsletter, October 12, 2026

Whether you’re plotting a late-season veggie patch, refreshing the porch planters, or need a bouquet that looks like it just strolled out of a meadow, Farmfield Acres Farmstand and Blooms keeps Lebanon gardeners stocked with healthy plants, fresh-cut flowers, and neighborly advice from folks who actually grow the…

From the Rochester newsletter, October 21, 2026

If your deck needs a serious sit, Chairman of the Board handcrafts curved-back Adirondack chairs in teak or mahogany, stained or painted, with simple elegance and comfort.

From the Lebanon newsletter, October 7, 2026

Whether you're furnishing a camp, dialing up the cabin vibe, or hunting for that perfect loon-themed gift, Mainely Rustic nails the modern rustic mix with American-made and Amish-crafted furniture, custom lake goods, and a women's boutique. Everything's handpicked and feels thoughtfully local, just over in Shapleigh.

From the Lebanon newsletter, September 30, 2026

Farmfield Greenhouses is the local garden center you swing by when the beds need a reboot and the veggie patch wants some love. Expect healthy plants, practical advice that works in Maine, and a friendly vibe that turns a quick stop into a pleasantly long, leafy detour.

From the Lebanon newsletter, September 28, 2026