Saturday, November 17, 2012
Sunday, November 4, 2012
News from Mt. Cuba
Though
the tour season is just about over, Mt. Cuba Center is not closing
down, just taking a winter break. We'll continue to offer classes, both
onsite and online, that will keep your garden interests flowing when the
cold season descends. Here's an article written by some of the Mt. Cuba Center staff with tips for preparing your garden for winter.
Coming up this week is Project Feeder Watch (Saturday, November 10, 10AM - 12 Noon, $15).
Track our winter bird populations and learn how to identify common
birds you might you might find on your feeders. All data collected will
be sent to Cornell University's Lab of Ornithology. An information
packet from Cornell is included in the registration fee.
For any class, you may register at www.mtcubacenter.org, or by calling 302-239-4244. As always, I look forward to sharing the beauty of Mt. Cuba Center with you, onsite and online.
Eileen Boyle
Director of Education & Research
Saturday, October 13, 2012
NGC Forms For Download
NGC FORMS – Rules,forms,
and information are available on the new website http://www.gardenclub.org/
·
NGC
Awards Application
CAR Forms For Download
Autumn 2012 Garden Walks
JENKINS ARBORETUM (www.jenkinsarboretum.org)
Wednesday Walkabouts - 2pm through November 14
The
horticulture staff will point out the highlights and happenings of the changing
seasons. Walkabouts will be held rain or
shine. Wear good walking shoes. Tours are free and open to the public. Call or email to reserve a space.
Wind and Water Exhibit – November 3-30
An exhibition of recent paintings by Angela
Scully.
SCOTT ARBORETUM (www.scottarboretum.org) 610-328-8025
500 College Avenue, Swarthmore, PA
Fall Color Tour - October 23, 3 to 4:30pm
Free admission.
Fall Bird Walks
Wednesday
October 17, Wednesday October 24,
Wednesday October 31,
Saturday October 20,
Sunday October 21,
Thursday October 25,
Sunday October 28,
Thursday and Friday November 1&
Saturday November
Sunday November 4,
Visitor Days
Friday and
Saturday October 26&27, 10am-4pmWednesday, October 3, 2012
Spade and Trowel Club
Spade and Trowel Club
hosts
a holiday tea
Nutcracker “Sweet”
With visions of sugarplums and
gingerbread!
2240 Hilltop View
Road
King Ranch
Be among the first to
visit and experience this stunning home situated on 50 acres of the former King
Ranch, overlooking the Laurels Preserve. This holiday tea will feature sweet
and savory treats served in the traditional English style.
Limited seating
available at either:
11:30—1:00
or
or
2:00—3:30
Call Denise Klein 610
368-9350 or e-mail at kleinds@live.com to
reserve your Nutcracker “Sweet” seating.
Mail a check in the amount of $30 per person payable to Spade and Trowel
Club to:
Mrs. Denise Klein,
594 East Hillendale Road, Kennett Square PA 19348.
Include your name(s),
phone number and e-mail or mailing address and specify your choice of seating
time. We will send you a map.
No tickets will be sold at the door.
Spade and Trowel will
also present an inspiring collection of “must have’s” from local artists,
craftsmen and charming shops for your early holiday gift shopping.
Proceeds will support the following club projects:
·
Philadelphia International Flower Show entries
·
Historic Preservation: Barns Brinton House kitchen
garden
·
Kennett Square street barrel planting
·
Holiday Greens Workshop for Heartland Hospice
Services
·
YMCA Montessori School, Head Start annual
projects
·
Roadside Beautification—entrance to Kennett
Square from Longwood side
·
Donations
to Anson B. Nixon Park, Community Gardens of Chester County
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