Thursday, April 23, 2009
Interested in a garden club?
Learn more about the garden clubs in District I. Look at the information on each club listed under Labels. If you would like to know more, write a Comment and someone will get back to you.
Wednesday, April 22, 2009
Mt. Cuba Wildflower Celebration
Join us this Sunday, April 26, 2009 for the 5th Annual Wildflower Celebration. This event will be held from 10 AM to 4 PM and is free for everyone. As usual, parking will be available at no charge at Red Clay Reservation, off Old Wilmington Rd. Signs will mark the route to the parking area.
Mt. Cuba Center is very pleased to announce a new, permanent addition to the garden. Renowned local artist, André Harvey, has created "Samara Turning with the Wind," a 13-foot tall, 600-pound cast bronze sculpture of a maple seed which has been placed in the Medallion Garden in the Lower Gum Allee. The sculpture is perched on a rock of local origin and turns gently at the slightest breeze. Attendees at Wildflower Celebration will be among the first visitors to view this magnificent creation.
Families and children will have the chance to learn more about ecologically-sound and sustainable gardening practices by visiting special activity centers. This year, topics include: Native Maples and Their Seeds, Tree Care, Glory of the Meadow, Dyeing Fibers with Native Plants, Native Plants for Dry Shade, Dogwoods, The Moss Bank and Natural Lands/Natural History. The first 500 families will receive a free potted wildflower. Enjoy live music as you stroll through the garden.
Enjoy our wildflower gardens at their peak and discover nature's landscapes in your own backyard at one of the region's most beautiful events. For more information call 302-239-4244 or go to our website at www.mtcubacenter.org
Mt. Cuba Center is very pleased to announce a new, permanent addition to the garden. Renowned local artist, André Harvey, has created "Samara Turning with the Wind," a 13-foot tall, 600-pound cast bronze sculpture of a maple seed which has been placed in the Medallion Garden in the Lower Gum Allee. The sculpture is perched on a rock of local origin and turns gently at the slightest breeze. Attendees at Wildflower Celebration will be among the first visitors to view this magnificent creation.
Families and children will have the chance to learn more about ecologically-sound and sustainable gardening practices by visiting special activity centers. This year, topics include: Native Maples and Their Seeds, Tree Care, Glory of the Meadow, Dyeing Fibers with Native Plants, Native Plants for Dry Shade, Dogwoods, The Moss Bank and Natural Lands/Natural History. The first 500 families will receive a free potted wildflower. Enjoy live music as you stroll through the garden.
Enjoy our wildflower gardens at their peak and discover nature's landscapes in your own backyard at one of the region's most beautiful events. For more information call 302-239-4244 or go to our website at www.mtcubacenter.org
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