Considerations for Making Your Garden Bee-Safe
Bee populations are essential to the environment. Unfortunately, their numbers are declining declining due to the use of harmful pesticides.
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Linda L
Apr 101 min read
Why native plants?
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Groton Garden Club
Apr 92 min read
Beneficial Bugs: Mason Bees
Native to our area, Mason Bees are solitary insects that are pollinating machines.
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Linda L
Apr 51 min read
Unequal Cellophane Bee by Dr.Nick Dorian
Unequal cellophane bees (Colletes inaequalis) are common in early spring across eastern North America where they build nests underground...
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Groton Garden Club
Apr 43 min read
Plant Profile: Daylily
Daylilies are vibrant and versatile perennial plants renowned for their striking flowers and ease of care.
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Groton Garden Club
Mar 281 min read
February Meeting: The History of the Grange Movement
Groton Grange #7 President Andrew Scott was the featured program speaker at the February meeting of the Groton Garden Club, where he...
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Groton Garden Club
Mar 212 min read
Plant Profile: Mountain Witch Alder
Groton Garden Club Plant Profile Mountain Witch Alder
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Groton Garden Club
Nov 16, 20231 min read
Native Plant Garden at Groton Town Hall
Groton Garden Club is installing a new garden bed at Town Hall. The section surrounding the Elm Tree that was planted during the pandemic...
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Groton Garden Club
Nov 15, 20231 min read
Award for the Native Plant Garden at Town Hall
The Groton Garden Club won The LaVerne R. Collard Wildflower Award for the Native Plant Garden at Town Hall. Congrats to our Native Plant...
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Groton Garden Club
Nov 15, 20231 min read
Publications Award for the GGC postcard
The Groton Garden Club won a Publications Award for our 2023 Postcard.
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Juliet Silveri
Nov 3, 20233 min read
Her Shirley Farm Landscape Project, Part One February 6, 2022 by Juliet Silveri
When I first saw the land, its farm-like beauty had a feeling that I wanted to keep. To me, a farm is a home that is comforting,...
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Groton Garden Club
Oct 30, 20231 min read
New England Wildflower Society Award
The Club was presented the New England Wildflower Society Award at the recent New England Garden Club Regional Meeting held in Plymouth,...
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Groton Garden Club
Mar 28, 20222 min read
The Gardeners’ Way of Remembering
A gardener’s memories aren’t always of plants, but sometimes of gardening friends, throughplants. Intertwined with the memories of her...
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Groton Garden Club
Mar 28, 20221 min read
A Bright Burst from Florida
How many piles of dirty snow did you drive by today? If you’re tired of those, and of looking at the dead brown leaves still hanging from...
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Groton Garden Club
Mar 28, 20222 min read
No-Till Farming at Gibbet Hill
In early February 2021, The Groton Garden Club was fortunate to have Kayleigh Boyle, former manager of Gibbet Hill Farm, present a...
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Groton Garden Club
Dec 25, 20211 min read
Peace and Joy through Gardening: Groton’s Seasonal Containers
At this time of year, club members create seasonal containers at the Groton Police Station, the Center Fire Station, and Firemen’s...
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