Weed Dispensary located in Massachusetts
Garden Remedies FAQs
Can I order ahead?
Both walk-ins and online pre-orders are welcome at our Marlborough, Melrose and Newton locations. To place your medical or adult-use orders before coming in, click here!
Do you need an ID to purchase Cannabis?
You will need a valid government ID to purchase adult-use cannabis products. To purchase medical cannabis products, you will need both your ID and a Massachusetts medical marijuana card.
Do dispensaries take debit card payments?
We accept cash and debit card payments. There is a $3.50 fee when using a debit card. ATMs are available on site at every Garden Remedies location.
What's the difference between Medical and Adult-Use Recreational Marijuana?
Adult use cannabis is available to anyone in the state of Massachusetts over the age of 21. Medical cannabis is available to patients who have been approved by a doctor, completed their CCC registration, and received their medical marijuana card.
What is a medical marijuana card and what are the benefits?
There are many benefits to getting your MA Medical Card. When buying medical you, don’t have to pay the 20% MA Cannabis sales tax. Special promotions become available to you and you can use loyalty points toward cannabis products. You are also able to buy products with more THC per package and serving.
What are the purchase amounts? How much weed can I buy at once?
Medical patients are allowed to purchase 10oz of flower every 60 days and Recreational users are allowed to purchase 1oz of flower every visit.
Where are Garden Remedies products made?
All of our GR cannabis products are grown and produced at our facility in Fitchburg, MA.
How to recycle cannabis packaging so there's no package waste?
We have recycling bins at all of our locations to help properly dispose of our packaging. See our sustainability efforts and how to dispose of our packaging at home.
What are your Covid-19 protocols?
Our staff continues to observe all regulations pertaining to COVID-19 as dictated by both the state and the CCC.