…complete the application form here! Plant Sale May 6th MARK YOUR CALENDAR! HERE’S MORE INFORMATION! Building Healthy Soil Healthy soil means better gardens that support a diverse ecosystem; conserve water;…
…commercial ‘potting soil.’ Amend the clay with compost and mulch with organic matter as you would for any other perennial plant. Gravel mulch also works well with these herbs, as…
…applications for FREE in-home visits. Fill out the attached form and get an appointment with our Master Gardeners who will come to your home to answer your landscape questions, and…
…the discovery of what may be the oldest living tree in this historic city. Read more … Make a Compostable Wreath! This is a simple wreath that you can make…
…They contain compounds which can produce unpleasant symptoms when a large quantity of beech nuts is eaten raw, but roasting neutralizes those compounds. Beech nuts may be eaten whole or…
…its common name is ‘heavenly bamboo.’ Nandina continues to send up new stems, eventually forming a wide clump that can grow to 8′ tall. A Highly Poisonous Plant…
…mails the sample to the VT/VCE address provided. Results are provided by email. The cost per kit for the soil analysis is generally $10 (see https://www.soiltest.vt.edu/fees-and-forms.html). Depending on the size…
…where you get morning sun. Is your yard mostly sunny or mostly shady or a combination of both? Note whether you have areas that are particularly wet or dry. Then…
…is a common native wildflower in our area, and a host plant for the Common Buckeye butterfly. Adding more native plants to our garden can be tough, because native…
Therapeutic Gardening: Karen Brooks: [email protected] ; Iris Burke: irisburke14@gmail.com ; Terry Mayberry terri.mayberry4@gmail.com ; Barbara Floyd bmfloyd57@gmail.com ; Mary DiSalvo [email protected] ; Wilma Sharp wilmasharp1@mac.com Therapeutic Gardening Therapeutic Gardening consists…