In this blog I will write about my experiences of using North American native plants in the residential landscape in the Mid-Atlantic US. In particular, I will focus on working with Native Annuals and Biennials and how they can add surprises to the garden. Thursday, April 9, 2015. First, dig a trench. I used a narrow trenching shovel. To make a narrow hole with pretty straight walls.

MISHAPS AND ACCIDENTAL MIRACLES IN THE LIFE OF A NOVICE GARDENER. So I picked up my seedlings last Saturday and like clockwork I started to get completely stressed out about how to keep them alive until it was warm enough to plant them. I negotiated with the farmer from ReVision House. And the staff from Allandale farm. This year I was determined to do better. I found enough milk jugs, soy milk, .

Here are selected events coming soon to the Boston Chapter. The trip digest, a printable list of our chapter trips for the next two months. Wed May 20, 2015. Third Wednesday Pot Luck Social. Fri May 22, 2015. Memorial Weekend Hiking in White Mountains. Fri May 22, 2015. Fri May 22, 2015. Beal Island Canoe and Sea Kayak Weekend. Fri May 22, 2015. Fri May 22, 2015. Thu May 28, 2015. Sat May 30, 2015.

Sunday, May 31, 2009. What a way to start the day. last year we planted eight strawberry plants and I think we got to eat about 10 strawberries all season. but this year is a different story! Nothing like sharing a salad of fresh young greens, green onions, radish and strawberries to accompany an early summer barbeque. Friday, April 10, 2009. 160;harvested for food consumption.

Arboretum Park Conservancy Promoting public access to the Arboretum. Promoting public access to the Arboretum. Signs of Bussey Brook Meadow. Enjoy the Bussey Brook Meadow. Entrance to Bussey Brook Meadow. Along the Blackwell Footpath in Bussey Brook Meadow. Signs of Bussey Brook Meadow. Throughout the meadow the APC has placed beautiful information signs created by APC Board member Anne Schmalz.

We are a hands-on garden club, made up of Ashland, Massachusetts, residents committed to cultivating a beautiful town. With a range of gardening experience from zero to plenty, our members of all ages and professions donate time and labor to tend public garden spaces and planters around town. To read our latest newsletter.

May 2,2017 Barrington Bloomers Meeting Notes. April 20 we had the new sculture for the town garden installed by Angela Sarni art teacher at Ba.