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  • Wildflower Folklore

    Cheshire Senior Center located at 240 Maple Street, Cheshire CT 240 Maple Street, Cheshire, CT

    The Suburban Garden Club of Cheshire January meeting will be held on January 21, 2026. The topic of the presentation is Wildflower Folklore and will be given by Ken Elkins who is Director of Education and Partnerships at the Catherine Violet Hubbard Animal Sanctuary in Southbury. His talk will include how to identify different wildflowers, […]

  • Gardeners of Simsbury Speaker Series: Update on Invasive Species by Rose Hiskes

    Simsbury Public Library 725 Hopmeadow St., Simsbury, CT, United States

    Join the Gardeners of Simsbury as they host Rose Hiskes to discuss invasive Species updates. Learn about these pests and how they affect your garden.  Register here: https://simsbury.librarycalendar.com/event/gardeners-simsbury-speaker-series-update-invasive-species-rose-hiskes-73773 Rose Hiskes works as a diagnostician and horticulturist at The Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station, Valley Laboratory, in Windsor, CT.  Rose has a bachelor’s degree in agriculture from the […]

  • Pesticides, Pollinators, People and Planet: What We Need to Know

    Cheshire Public Library 104 Main Street, Cheshire, CT

    Neonicotinoids have caught the attention of the public, but they are part of the larger issues with pesticides. For many decades, we have been on the "pesticide treadmill," with each new pesticide promoted as better and safer, until we identify the risks to human health and the environment, and then, ultimately, the target pests become […]

  • 2026 Seed Swap

    Waverly Senior Center 7 Waverly Ave, Portland, CT

    Garden Club Seed Swap Jan. 31 Celebrate National Seed Swap Day with the Portland River Valley Garden Club on Saturday, January 31, 2026, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Waverly Center, 7 Waverly Ave, Portland. Thanks to our sponsors - Burpee Seeds, Harts Seeds, NE Seed, MI Gardener and Baker Creek Seeds - […]

  • The Chamaecypris Collection Tours with Dan Christina, Blithewold’s Director of Horticulture

    Blithewold Manor, Gardens and Arboretum 101 Ferry Road, Bristol, RI, United States

    Chamaecyparis (False Cypress) make up 15% of Blithewold Arboretum’s living collection. With more than 200 specimens growing on the property, varying in form and cultivar, you are sure to find something to be inspired by! Many of the trees that will be highlighted during the walking tour will be exhibiting their best winter color during […]

  • Seedy Celebration Days

    Natureworks Garden Center 518 Forest Road, Northford, CT

    Come and Seed Shop and Learn! Join us for the annual Seedy Celebration Days Friday through Sunday February 6-8th, 2026! 1000's of vegetable, flower and herb seeds from the best seed companies including Seed Savers Exchange, Renee's Garden, High Mowing, Botanical Interests, Hudson Valley, NE Seed, Livingston and Flowering Lawn will fill the shop! Organic […]

  • CT Rose Society presents “Roses and Romance”

    The Lutheran Church of Saint Mark 75 Griswold Street, Glastonbury, CT

    A special presentation by Marci Martin will delve into the Victorian language of flowers and the symbolism behind rose colors and varieties and how these have been used to express love and emotion. Lutheran Church of ST Mark, 75 Griswold Street, Glastonbury, CT  06033 Doors open at 10 am. Guests welcome.

  • Foliage-Driven Garden Design

    Raise the bar for nonstop, colorful flower gardens that welcome pollinators and slash maintenance. This presentation features clever design tips and foliage-dazzling plants with pollinator-friendly flowers for year-round, head-turning gardens in sun or shade. Neighbors will be dumbfounded when they rarely see you maintaining these showcase gardens. This lecture is best suited for gardeners in […]

  • Seed Starting Workshop

    Noah Webster Memorial Library 20 South Main Street, West Hartford, CT, United States

    Seed Starting Workshop When: Saturday, Feb 7, 2026 • 1–3 PM Where: Noah Webster Memorial Library (Main Library) It’s almost time to start eggplant, peppers, tomatoes (and more!). Learn timing, soil mix, lights/heat mats, watering, and how to harden off seedlings so they thrive outdoors. This event is made possible by a collaboration between the […]