Our March program focused on creating beautiful and productive edible landscapes. Adam talked about soil, the benefits of finish compost, sun, water, different types of edible fruits and plants and his approach to designing edible landscapes. Presented by Adam Gray Monroy. Adam has 17 years of experience in landscape design and building, and has worked … Read more
Cheryl Salatino gave us a comprehensive presentation on the basics of garden design emphasizing the need to check the view both in and out of the area, color, texture, noise, uses and more. Plant selection follows good analysis, not the other way around. We also had our seed sharing event and members had a choice … Read more
The Gardeners Exchange website has an updated look for 2017. The same content is here along with some new, member only features you’ll hear more about as we progress into the year. Most things should work like they always have with some additional improvements for users of smaller screen and touch screen devices. If you … Read more
The Tulip bulbs distributed at the potluck are Gudoshniks. From the provider’s website: “A remarkable tulip loved for its variegated blooms. The flowers vary from an almost plain creamy peach to a deep rose-red, with all possibilities in between. A wealth of colors that has to be seen to be believed. Gudoshnik means “artist” in … Read more
This year Shirley Williams and the gardeners from Brigham Hill Farm gave us a look at the late summer version of the gardens and the gardeners told us about how they ready the gardens for winter, when they prune different plants and more. It was another enjoyable visit to this special place. Click an image … Read more