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Monthly Archives: February 2020
Winter Gardening #6
Reprinted from the Durham NH Agricultural Commission’s Food Friendly Yards Winter Email Gardening Course Section 6 – Creating Pollinator Friendly Gardens Food and Flowers go together. Growing flowers along with food producing plants benefits food production and supports pollinating and beneficial … Continue reading
Coming up this week
Garden for Wildlife Natural Landscaping for a better backyard Thursday, February 27th at 5:30 – 7:30 pm Durham Public Library, 49 Madbury Road, Durham Do you want to attract butterflies, birds, bees and other wildlife to your backyard? Did you … Continue reading
Posted in Gardening
Tagged Cole Gardens, Durham Public Library, Gardening, Gardening practices, Landscaping, Maple sugaring, Master Gardeners, Merrimack County Extension Forester, Natural Landscaping, New Hampshire, NH Extension, NH Natural Resources Steward, Pollinators, Strafford County, Strafford County Master Gardeners, UNH Cooperative Extension, Wildlife
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Winter Gardening
Reprinted from the Durham NH Agricultural Commission’s Food Friendly Yards Winter Email Gardening Course Session 5 – Edible Landscaping and Perennial Vegetables For a long time our gardening aesthetic has divided plants into utilitarian and ornamental, those we grow for food … Continue reading
Pollinator Pathways Programs
Reprinted from Carriage Towne News, February 6, 2020 SEACOAST — Conservation commissions in the towns of Rye, Newton, and Newmarket are hosting Pollinator Pathways NH programs on February 20, March 18, and March 21, respectively. Pollinator Plants and Gardening Tips: Hosted … Continue reading
Posted in Gardening
Tagged Blooming Newmarket, Carriage Towne News, Gardening, Master Gardeners, Molly Janicki, Molly Janicki Horticultural Services, New Hampshire, Newmarket Conservation Commission, Newton Conservation Commission, NH Extension, Pollinator Conversations, Pollinator Pathways NH, Pollinator Plants, Pollinators 101, Rye Conservation Commission, Strafford County, Strafford County Master Gardeners, UNH Cooperative Extension
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Fruit Pruning
HANDS-ON FRUIT PRUNING MENTORSHIP THROUGH THE DURHAM AGRICULTURAL COMMISSION Starting in February, Bryan Cassidy of the Durham Agricultural Commission will be pruning fruit trees in Durham and Lee and is welcoming anyone who wishes to join in to learn techniques, … Continue reading
Walks, Talks, and Workshops
February 2020 Nature’s Best Hope with Doug Tallamy February 5 @ 7:00 pm – 8:30 pm Harvard University Science Center, 1 Oxford St Cambridge, MA 02138 United States + Google Map Recent headlines about global insect declines, the impending extinction of one million species worldwide, and three … Continue reading