Bedford Fields

11/02/2026

📚 Good books are meant to be shared!

We've had a little spot in the store that's been waiting for a purpose, and we've been tossing around ideas for how to make it something more than just retail space. What we kept coming back to was creating something fun that our community could be part of.

So, we're starting with a Little Free Library, just in time for cozy season! 🍂📖

Here's how it works: Bring in a book you've enjoyed and leave it for someone else to discover, or pick up a book that catches your eye and take it home to read. We've got books for all ages, including little readers! No purchase necessary, and you don't have to leave a book to take one.

We have a few more fun exchange ideas up our sleeves for this space, so stay tuned!

We'd love for you to stop by, browse the shelves with the kids, and help us make this little corner a place for sharing good reads and bringing our community together. ❤️

📍 331 Route 101, Bedford, NH

11/01/2026

🎉 Congratulations to Sarah Neal, the winner of our candy corn guessing contest!

Our jar held **1,993 candy corns and pumpkins**—a nod to 1993, the year Bedford Fields first opened its doors as Agway. 🧡

Thank you to everyone who took a guess! We hope you all had a fun Halloween night.

Sarah, your $100 Bedford Fields gift card will be waiting for you at the registers!

10/31/2026

We've been so excited to share this one with you!

We're thrilled to welcome Oh My Mahjong to Bedford Fields! We've had so much fun choosing pieces for the shop, and we can't wait for you to see them.

From beautiful tile sets and colorful mats to stylish racks and accessories, this collection brings a fresh, fun twist to the classic game. Whether you've been playing for years, are just getting started, or are looking for a unique gift, there's something for everyone.

Stop in and take a look! We have a feeling you'll love this collection as much as we do.

📍 Bedford Fields | 331 Route 101, Bedford, NH

10/29/2026

Honoring George “Quin” Munson

It is with heavy hearts that we share the passing of George “Quin” Munson, one of the founders of Bedford Fields.

These photos take us back to 1992 and 1993, when ground was first broken and the doors opened to what was then Agway, later becoming Bedford Fields. Together with his wife, Jay, and son, David, Quin helped build a business that would become a beloved part of the Bedford community.

Over the years, Quin and Jay’s son George and his wife, Ginger, became part of the family business too. And we’re fortunate to still have David with us at Bedford Fields today, more than 30 years after helping to open it's doors.

So much has changed since those early days, but the hard work, dedication, and care the Munson family put into Bedford Fields have left a lasting mark. Their story is an important piece of Bedford’s history and one worth remembering.

Our heartfelt condolences go out to the entire Munson family and all who knew and loved Quin.

Thank you, Quin, for all you helped build and the legacy you leave behind. You will always be part of the Bedford Fields story.

10/29/2026

There's something we love about the finishing touch of a beautiful bow, especially during the holidays!

We've welcomed a lovely selection of new ribbon to Bedford Fields, from luxurious velvets and timeless patterns to festive colors and textures. Perfect for adding a little extra charm to wreaths, Christmas trees, garlands, and holiday arrangements.

These photos offer just a glimpse of our newest arrivals, with so many more beautiful options waiting in store.

We can't wait to see what you create — or let us create something beautiful for you!

10/29/2026

Fall Cleanup: Cut Back or Leave It?

Not everything in your garden needs to be cut back before winter! In fact, leaving some plants standing can benefit wildlife and give your garden a little winter interest.

Here's a quick rule of thumb:

Cut back: Diseased, damaged, or mushy plant material to help keep your garden healthy.

Leave standing: Coneflowers, ornamental grasses, and other seed-bearing perennials provide food and shelter for birds and beneficial insects.

Wait until spring: Early-blooming shrubs like lilacs and forsythia should be pruned after they flower so you don't accidentally remove next year's blooms.

Not sure what to do with a particular plant? Bring a photo into Bedford Fields, and we'll be happy to help!

Bedford Fields | 331 Route 101, Bedford, NH
(603) 472-8880
www.bedfordfields.com

10/26/2026

Fresh arrival: cut flowers are now at Bedford Fields!

Each week, we’ll offer a limited selection in one or two thoughtfully chosen color palettes.

You’ll find ready-made arrangements and bouquets to go—perfect for brightening your home or bringing a little something to someone you love.

Stop in and see what’s blooming this week!

📍 Bedford Fields • 331 Route 101, Bedford, NH
📞 (603) 472-8880

10/26/2026

🔥 Cozy season is here. Light up the fire pit (we love a smokeless fire, like this one from POLYWOOD), pull up an Adirondack, and linger longer with loved ones. Visit Bedford Fields for fall outdoor living essentials.

Cozy season is here.

10/23/2026

We had fun with this one! 👻
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-Speaking of ghosts- all Halloween(and fall) items, including pumpkins, are now 30% OFF!

10/22/2026

Time for a little container cleanup!

As the gardening season winds down, it's a great time to give your outdoor planters a little attention before winter sets in.

Remove spent annuals, empty out old soil, and give your pots a good cleaning before storing them somewhere protected from freezing temperatures.

And don't forget to save those beautiful containers! With a little care now, they'll be ready for fresh flowers and greenery when spring rolls around.