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Greenwich Garden Club
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Greenwich Land Trust to Host Expert on Creating Native Meadows
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With hundreds of acres of native meadow seeded from Virginia to Upstate New York, Pennington Marchael has broad understanding of what it takes to build successful meadows from seed. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Around Town, Greenwich Garden Club, Greenwich Land Trust, meadows, Pennington Grey, Pennington Marchael
‘Art in Bloom’ at Flinn Gallery Radiates with Natural Beauty
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The Flinn Gallery presents ‘Art in Bloom’ at the Greenwich Library through March 8. An exhibition of colorful, flower-filled and nature-inspired paintings by five regional artists. Escape the winter blues. This exhibit radiates a colorful, happy glow! Continue Reading →
Filed under: Around Town, Arts, Lifestyle, People & Culture, Art in Bloom, Flinn Gallery, Garden Education Center, Green Fingers Garden Club
Pollinator Potluck Brings Community Together for Brick Oven Pizza
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The community gardens reflect a commitment not only providing food for pollinators but also providing respite for migratory birds. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Food Drink Restaurants, Lifestyle, People & Culture, Armstrong Court Gardens, Audubon Greenwich, Greenwich Garden Club, Kim Gregory, Patty Sechi
“Pollinator Potluck” Series Continues with Emphasis on Encouraging Pollinators
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On April 28 at 5:30pm Steve Conaway, Conservation and Outreach Director, The Greenwich Land Trust, presents: The Practical Pollinator…principals of habitat improvement to encourage pollinators and other wildlife into your home landscape. The GLT Mueller Conservation Preserve is located on Round Hill Road www.gltrust.org
May 25 is Pizza PlotLuck in Greenwich Community Gardens (GCG) at Armstrong Court with its new pizza oven and fresh vegetables. Patty Sechi, GCG President and Founder www.greenwichcommunitygardens.org demonstrates gardening for pollinators. May 26th is the rain date. Continue Reading →