…sharing knowledge and promoting research-based horticulture throughout the commonwealth. Through community garden projects, school garden education, help desks, and so much more, they are helping to build a sustainable and…
…comfort of our favorite armchair, there are still a few tasks to attend to, as weather permits. Click here to find out more! Moss Gardening Mary Toth, Senior Horticulturist at…
…Kleppinger explains. Watch! Recycle Coffee Grounds! Coffee grounds can enrich compost and improve soils but without a plan for how to use them, we miss the opportunity to benefit from…
…and in berry, but grows best in low-traffic areas where the gardener won’t get caught on its thorns! Long compound leaves give this tree a tropical appearance, and butterflies come…
Brachythecium rutabulum, rough foxtail moss, grows on an old railroad tie. How much do you know already about mosses? They are so common; you will find them growing most anywhere….
…garden center on Friday morning with a friend who is new to the area, talking plants. What works in one community may or may not grow well in another part…
…all, it was a great day to support the community and the Water Wise Team is looking forward to its next community event. Photos by Elvin Clapp, Class of 2018…
Our new leadership team took office in January, with a combined 73 years of Master Gardening experience to guide them in leading our organization this year. Most have been gardening…
…and seeds. Some combination of seeds is wrapped in compost, and then covered with either clay, or papier-mache made with wet, shredded paper fibers. The balls are allowed to dry…
…| marion.guthrie@gmail.com | 610-717-7814 The communication chair solicits writes and compiles information and photographs related to Master Gardener activities and develops press releases and relationships with the media. The publicity…