Fronds with Benefits — Ferns from the Wild to the Garden
with Leslie Duthie, Horticulturalist
Thursday, April 15, 2021 – 7 p.m.
We are delighted to finally welcome Leslie as our guest. She’s a life-long gardener whose devotion to ferns began the first time she grew a fern from spore.
The CT Hort Board wanted to get a read on how many of us are ready to return to in-person activities. Here are some of the results.
The backdrop for this year’s show will be the beautiful, lush landscape of FDR Park in Philadelphia. Overnight accommodations have been made at the Marriott Downtown, in the heart of the city.
Glad you joined us, even in the midst of a pandemic!
Gordon Hayward, writer, designer, and our October lecturer, is asking members of CT Hort to e-mail him a single photo of a garden room they have created. Some will be used in his presentation!
Every year CT Hort seeks nominations for this prestigious award named in honor of Dr. Gustav Mehlquist. Nominations must be received by April 30.
As the growing season unfolds we will be offering additional opportunities to ‘learn, grow, and travel’ with us.
As school kids will attest, learning doesn’t stop just because you are at home. With social events on hold, the items posted are self-guided, virtual, and online horticultural programs, classes and tours for you to enjoy.
Our current Communications Director Barbara Skomorowski will be leaving to retire to Ohio and be closer to family. As a result, we are searching for candidates who are interested in the role.
Join horticulturist Kevin Wilcox as he discusses WHEN, WHAT, and HOW MUCH to prune along with basic pruning techniques.
Click here for informational flyer
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We take great pride in announcing two recent births in the CT Hort family!
