Posts Categorized: Meeting Highlights

Here are some highlights from our August 4, 2021, chapter meeting: Chapter Business:o Chapter membership now stands at 61.o Recordings of past meetings are available on our youtube channel. Search for Wild Onesof Southeastern Pennsylvania.o The Treasurer’s report was presented. A contribution of $75 was given to BrandywineConservancy as a thank-you for providing chapter members […]

Here are some highlights from our July 8, 2021, chapter meeting: Chapter Business:o Chapter membership now stands at 54.o Last month we started a chapter Instagram account, and our website is now live at www.sepawildones.org Thought of the Month: Our vision for the future is to become a widely recognized voice for native plants and […]

Here are some highlights from our May 6, 2021, chapter meeting: Chapter Business: Chapter membership now stands at 42. Membership represents a wide range of southeastern PA, from Chester Springs to Warrington to Leola. Our chapter website has finally been established by the national office and should be on line soon. Thought of the Month: […]

Here are some highlights from our April 7, 2021, chapter meeting: Chapter Business: Chapter membership now stands at 39. A percentage of your membership dues comes directly to the chapter, for programs and events. 14 members participated in the group’s recent bulk purchase of 215 native trees and shrubs from Octoraro Nursery. The most popular […]

Here are a few highlights from our March 4, 2021, chapter meeting: Chapter Business: Chapter membership stands at 35, an increase of almost 50% over last month. A percentage of your membership dues comes directly to the chapter, for programs and events. Our Facebook page (wildonesofsepa) is seeing more activity, especially during last week’s posts […]

Here are a few highlights from our February 8 chapter meeting: Chapter Business: Southeastern PA is now a full-fledged chapter of Wild Ones. Our chapter membership stands at 25. Thought of the Month: Gardeners are familiar with USDA plant hardiness zones, which are based on average minimum winter temperatures. USDA has developed another way to […]