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A comprehensive list of events, workshops, discussions and garden club meetings can be found via Connecticut Gardener and Federated Garden Clubs of Connecticut.

5th Annual Knitting in the Company of Sheep at Hill-stead

Calling all knitters!Join the folks from Clatter Ridge Farm outdoors at the sheep pasture at Hill-Stead on September 30 from noon-2pm to help them defend (or break!) their own record for “The Most People Knitting in the Company of Sheep” of 230 knitters. If you’re a knitter and you’d like to join, we are asking participants to please […]

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Hollister House holds annual rare and unusual plant sale Sept. 9-10

Hollister House is holding its annual rare and unusual plant sale next month, starting with a preview event on Sept. 9 and a public sale on Sept. 10. On Sept. 9 from 4-6:30pm, enjoy cocktails, hors d’oeuvres and a special opportunity to purchase plants suitable for fall planting from many of New England’s premier nurseries

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Register now for the Northeast Regional Plant Symposium

The Perennial Plant Association & Massachusetts Horticultural Society present the 2023 Northeast Regional Plant Symposium on August 24 at Massachusetts Horticultural Society’s Garden at Elm Bank in Wellesley, M. The day-long event features talks from four regional plant experts: Andrew Brand (Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens), Marie Chieppo (ProfessionalEcoPlantPlans, LLC), Uli Lorimer (Native Plant Trust), and John Magee (Magee Design). Registration includes a continental breakfast,

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Rutgers offers online course on botanicals

Rutgers New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station is offering an online, seven-hour course called “Botanical Products and Human Health.”Discover the fascinating world of botanicals and their impact on human health in this self-paced online course for $395.Did you know that today 65-70% of the world’s population use traditional medicine as their primary source of healthcare, and 50% of new

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Pick your own ending and more at Hill-Stead events

Hill-stead Museum’s outdoor From the Porch  performing arts series is now in full swing. Upcoming events include American Opera Idol presented by Opera Connecticut on Monday, July 17 at 6 pm. This will be an interactive performance where the audience will select the winner! Next, the beloved dance company Pilobolus, who has performed at the Olympics and the Oscars,

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