Neil Lajeunesse – The Magic of Soils on March 27

Join the Hardy Plant Society, Connecticut Chapter, on Wednesday, March 27 at 7pm for “The Magic of Soils” with Neil Lajeunesse. The event is being held at the Eleanor Buck Wolf Nature Center, 156 Prospect St, Wethersfield.This talk will be in person only, so come out and enjoy the camaraderie of fellow gardeners, plant talk, and snacks and beverages.Free […]

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Connecticut Native Tree, Shrub, and Perennial Availability List Released

UConn Extension and CT DEEP Wildlife Division have released an updated list of CT businesses that grow and/or sell native trees and shrubs—and for the first time, PERENNIALS are now included! Compiled from a survey of both wholesale and retail businesses, the Connecticut Native Tree, Shrub, and Perennial Availability List (s.uconn.edu/ctnativeavailability) identifies nurseries and garden centers that sell CT

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March 16: A Day to Be Inspired & Learn Resilient Garden Design & Care with Natureworks

The Natureworks design team will be digging in to creative solutions for resilient gardens for our changing climate here in Connecticut. Be inspired to reduce your lawn and create an organic, ecologically balanced habitat in your own yard. Learn how to design and choose plants that work for different conditions, and make a happy habitat for all.

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Hill-Stead offers two garden design workshops this month

Hill-stead Museum is offering two workshops to spice up your garden. Discover the artistry of garden design in an engaging two-part series led by renowned expert Pat Sobosik! Delve into the fundamentals of garden design and explore the allure of various garden styles. In Principles of Garden Design, the first workshop on Friday, March 8

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“Curb Appeal for Pollinator Gardens” with Nancy DuBrule-Clemente March 18

The Farmington Garden Club presents “Curb Appeal for Pollinator Gardens” featuring Nancy DuBrule-Clemente on March 18 at the Farmington Main Library at 6 Monteith Drive in Farmington. Everyone is planting pollinator gardens. They contain such valuable native plants that bees, butterflies, and all sorts of creatures need. But, they can look a bit messy. In this

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NDAL to offer spring programming series

New Directions in the American Landscape (NDAL) is offering a series of programs in March and April called “Ecology-based Landscape Design & Gardening.” The group of presenters will include Landscape Designer and Regional Planner Evan Abramson, Cornell Botanic Gardens Gardener Krissy Boys, Garden Designer and Wood Thrush Native Nursery Owner Ian Caton, Landscape Designer and

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