Issue 300! March 3, 2022
Hi Everyone,

Well, spring is coming! I don't know if you've seen our recent Facebook or Instagram posts, but shrubs and trees, as well as soils, mulches, pottery and all the rest, are arriving almost constantly now. We've made a few changes inside too, and we can't wait to show them off, so get ready!

We had to postpone the Macramé class, and now it is taking place on Saturday March 12th by Zoom. Rachael is very excited to 'meet' some of our wonderful customers! Creating something all on your own gives you such a great feeling, and I can't wait to participate myself! See the flyer just below. Also, check out the Seed Starting Class we just added.

For those of you interested in birding, or butterflies, or the general health of our community and planet, please consider the Native Plant class on March 12th. One of our growers, Sunset Farmstead in South Jersey, is coming to share how to incorporate native plantings on your property in an aesthetically pleasing way. 'Old school' thought is that native plants are 'weedy', or even just weeds, so come see how they aren't!

For all classes, please call us to register. Click here to see the full spring class list and more details about registering. Allison Hosford of Two Pond Farm will be here March 26th for a vegetable garden planning class, so mark your calendars and register now. If we hold this class indoors, space is limited. Keep checking, more classes are in the works!

See you soon,

Jodie
Creating a Living Landscape with Native Plants
March 12, Saturday 11 am
Do you want to see more butterflies, pollinators and song birds in your garden? This talk will discuss how to attract and support these amazing creatures with the planting of native plants. Native plants provide other ecosystem functions like soil stabilization and habitat while providing you with an aesthetically pleasing garden. Free
Presenters: Daryl Kobesky and Carrie Stanker
Co-Owners of Sunset Farmstead LLC. a wholesale nursery growing plants that support all life stages of pollinators. Their mission is to grow these plants using sustainable practices without the use of insecticides or fungicides.
Seed Starting Indoors
March 19, Saturday 11 AM-
Join us for an introduction to seed starting. Andrew will demonstrate and talk about the ease of starting seeds in your home. (After class, you may stay and plant up your own tray of seeds if you purchase materials.) The class is Free, but you MUST register in advance as space is limited.
SEED STARTING TIME We have all you need to start your seeds!

  • Seeds from Renee's Garden, Hart's Seed, & Hudson Valley Seed
  • Seed starting soils
  • 'Jiffy' Pots, self watering trays, & other assorted seed starting pots
  • Trays & humidity domes
  • Heating mats
  • Germination lighting
  • Seed labelling markers
  • Neptune's Harvest and Superthrive fertilizer to give seedlings the boost they need
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