Register by January 10 and the cost to attend is $50 for members, $65 for non-members, and $10 for students with valid ID. After January 10, the cost will be $65 for members, $85 for non-members and $15 for students with a valid ID. Go to https://connecticuthorticulturalsociety.brandlive.com/finding-new-inspiration-in-gardening/en/registration to register.
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CT Hort office is closed 11/23 & 11/25 for the Thanksgiving holiday
The office will be closed Tuesday, Nov. 23 and Thursday, Nov. 25 due to the Thanksgiving holiday. Any membership renewals received during this time will be processed immediately upon our return. Emails will be monitored daily during this time, but phone messages will not be heard until the office reopens.
The Garden Barn offers tips for protecting trees over the winter
Any new trees planted in the yard should be protected for their first three winters as they are more susceptible to damage than mature trees.
Spirit of Place: The Making of a New England Garden with Bill Noble
Hollister House Garden presents “Barn Talks”
Hollister House Garden presents Fall “Barn Talks” Lecture Series, starting this Saturday with “Putting Your Garden to Bed.”  This Saturday, September 18, Daryl Beyers, author of The New Gardener’s Handbook, returns to Hollister House Garden to share his expertise on what you can do this fall to ensure a healthy garden next spring. Learn techniques to improve soil quality, […]
September Gardening Tips from UConn Home & Garden Education Center
Mid to late September is a great time to add accent plants, like vivid mums and stary asters, that will provide autumn colors in the landscape. Use them along with cool-colored ornamental cabbages and kales to replace bedraggled annuals in containers as well. Lawns can be renovated or repaired between late August and mid- September […]
Natureworks’ handy guide to what to plant now!
How do you know what you can still plant in late August? Natureworks’ own Nancy DuBrule-Clemente has created a  Vegetable Crop Timing Handout to guide you. “If you are planting seeds, look on the package for the “days to maturity.” If it says 45 or less, you are good to go! Will row covers add […]