Making a Winter Wreath
Making a Winter Wreath
Get into the mood for the winter holidays by making your own evergreen wreath—there’s nothing like the sharp, clean scent...
Get into the mood for the winter holidays by making your own evergreen wreath—there’s nothing like the sharp, clean scent...
Now that the garden is put to bed, it’s a great time to read those books you’ve been meaning to get to all season long. Join the conversation as we discuss four acclaimed books featuring plants at their core. This year, to be sure everyone can participate, we will be conducting these conversations via Zoom. Just sign up, read the selection, and then join the group by logging into the Zoom discussion that day. Selections include: Life in the Garden, The Age of Wood, The Garden of Evening Mists, and Uprooted: A Gardener’s Reflections on Beginning Again.
Horticulturist and floral designer Diane Walden creates wild and whimsical arrangements all year round. Join this master of her craft...
The cool, damp climate of Maine and northern New England is perfect for mosses. Bill Cullina, author of newly reissued Native Ferns, Moss & Grasses, will briefly cover a dozen of the most common moss species growing everywhere from sidewalks to lawns, damp boreal forests to bogs. Helpful lessons on moss anatomy and ecology, which native ferns combine well with mosses, and how to ethically and successfully introduce mosses into a site without harming existing moss ecology will feature in the discussion. Q&A will follow at the end of the one-hour presentation.