Photos from the 'Wild Fairy Gardens" event on February 19, 2023, with Liz Blainke from Lancaster Gardens

I couldn't figure out how to copy the links but go to master gardeners website to be put on mailing list.  

Gardening Resources & Tips from the MMGA

April 2022 Weather Forecast: a Sprin-tery mix One day we're playing in the soil in a T-shirt; the next, we're searching the closet for a fleece. Not to worry! Whether it's still a bit chilly in your area or the tulips are already blooming, this issue of The Dirt is packed with educational articles to get your 2022 garden off to a great start - and that's no April foolin'.

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Announcing two new online educational resources A click away on our website, massmastergardeners.org

From Mary Ellen Vincent, President Lancaster Garden Club-

GCFM would like to thank you for your participation in the Jumping Worms Lecture the other night.

The lecture "An Open can of Worms;  What Gardeners need to know about Asian Jumping Worms.

Speaker was Blake Dinius

The Link to the Recording:  https://youtu.be/WPhUrAlJyno

Please pass the link on to your clubs and friends.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

 

SPRINGFIELD GARDEN CLUB INVITES THE PUBLIC ON A 

BUS TRIP TO THE NEW YORK BOTANICAL GARDEN

 

 

SPRINGFIELD, MA — The Springfield Garden Club will host a bus trip to the New York Botanical Garden on Wednesday, April 27, 2022. The bus will leave Forest Park at 7:30 AM and will leave the NY Botanical Garden at 3:30 PM. Ticket prices are $63 for SGC members and $75 for non-members. The cost of the trip includes the bus trip and admission to the garden. 

 

At that time in the spring, ephemerals and early blooming trees will make a breathtaking show amid and along the garden paths, waterfalls, and wetlands. The 1890s-vintage Haupt Conservatory will be filled with rare plants and orchids. The "greening up" will have begun at the Rose, Alpine Rock, and Herb Gardens. And, the always lovely 37-acre Conifer Collection is not to be missed. Of course, walking among the trunks of hundreds of century old trees in the Old-Growth Forest among the massive American beech, cherry, birch, tulip, and white ash evokes a sense of history and reverence. Spring delights will fill the Ladies' Border, The Irwin Perennial Garden, the Home Gardening Center, the Maureen K. Chilton Azalea Garden, and the Native Plant Garden.

 

The tour is self-guided and lunch is the responsibility of the attendee. Registration is on a first come first served basis and complete payment is due at time of registration.

 

For more information on this and other Springfield Garden Club events go to

www.springfieldgardenclubma.org or visit them on Facebook.

 

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Organized in 1917 and a member of the Garden Club Federation of Massachusetts since 1928, The Springfield Garden Club works to create interest in the art of gardening, stimulate the promotion of civic beauty through horticulture and conservation, and encourage the appreciation of the visual art of designing with plant material.