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…three bites of food that we eat coming from a pollinated source, we’re in trouble. What can we do? Here are some answers. Read more! (Photo: Jim Easton, Nature Photographer.)…
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Williamsburg Botanical Garden
…gardening. Our Volunteers The garden has many dedicated volunteers from the community. Without their effort, there would be no garden and we can always use more help. There are many…
Speakers Bureau Topics
The Speakers Bureau is staffed by VCE Master Gardeners who enjoy sharing their expertise, knowledge, and passion for gardening with the community. There is no charge for this community service,…
Making Container Gardens for Wildlife
…plants and soil so often missing when using a commercial, sterile potting mix. You might also add mushroom compost or earthworm castings to enrich the soil. Hellebores and Violas…
Top Picks for Living Ground Covers (Part 3)
…purple, red, chartreuse, and variegated combinations with green. Most have interesting texture that make them even more beautiful in combination with other plants. Ground cover should be considered the ‘Ground…
Phragmites in Local Wetlands- Updated
…The Vineyards community, and The Conservancy community. All of the land this group, which includes the owner of the airport, plans to treat are within Resource Protection Areas. Some of…
Arthur A. Shurcliff’s Gift to the Future
…near future. Relocation completed circa 1939. Arthur A. Shurcliff is the gentleman in the dark overcoat on the left. Landscaping at Bassett Hall has been completed with the Rockefeller…
Peonies for Mothers’ Day
…come in a wide range of seven different flower forms and many colors including white, pink, red, yellow, purple, and bi-color combinations. Flowers generally develop at the end of each…
Quick Notes: Mysteries of the Micorrhizae
…as a network of pale yellow or off-white strands growing under the surface of leaves or mulch, or even in a new bag of compost. Feathery filaments which grow from…
Late Summer in the Garden: To Do, To Do Less, and What to Avoid
…decompose and enrich the soil. Compost healthy plants, if possible. Renew beds with compost or mulch materials to prepare for replanting. Newly replanted ARC bed at the WBG-FPA in…