The May-June 2026 chapter newsletter is posted here, with articles on rethinking no-mow May, grey dogwood, designing for habitat, groundcover plants, early summer invasive control, and upcoming events. Continue reading "May-June 2026 Newsletter"
The chapter’s March-April 2026 newsletter is posted here. The newsletter includes information on plants for winter interest, designing and planting in small spaces, white dogwood, goldenrods, pruning shrubs in spring, and spring tasks to deal with invasive plants. Continue reading "March-April 2026 Newsletter"
The chapter’s January-February 2026 newsletter is now available, with articles on feeding wildlife with native plants, live staking, using plant survival strategies in garden design, red-twig dogwood, and invasive jumping worms. Continue reading "January-February 2026 Newsletter"
The 2026 Grant Application Form is available here. Continue reading "2026 Grant Application Form"
The November 2025 newsletter is now available, with articles on Larry Weaners’ talk on Living in the Liberated Landscape, key planr families for pollinators, native vines, rethinking “tidy,” and fall tasks for dealing with invasive plants. Continue reading "November 2025 Newsletter"
The September 2025 newsletter is now available, including articles about creating garden rooms; key plant families for pollinators; and making a soft landing garden. Continue reading "September 2025 Newsletter"
The summer 2025 chapter newsletter is now available, including information on native groundcovers, key plant famiiles for pollinators, and combatting nonnative invasive privet. Continue reading "Summer 2025 Chapter Newsletter"
The April-May 2025 chapter newsletter features articles on key plant families for pollinators, the keystone tree of the month, lights out for spring migration, and sedges. The Events page lists a number of spring plant sales. Continue reading "April-May 2025 Chapter Newsletter"
The March 2025 chapter newsletter is available, including articles on spring tasks, matrix gardening, the importance of planting for pollinators on private land, and techniques to shrink your lawn. Continue reading "March 2025 newsletter"
The chapter’s February 2025 newsletter is now available, including articles on meadow installation insights, native broadleaf evergreen shrubs, landscaping for native pollinators, river birch, spring cut-backs, and what to plant for bees. Continue reading "February 2025 Newsletter"