by Peggy | Dec 6, 2016 | Being green
Now that winter is upon us and our trowels, spades, and pruners have been stored away, the shorter days and longer nights allow us plenty of time to mull over seed catalogs full of potential for the upcoming seasons. Read more in the online edition of the Winter 2016...
by Peggy | Oct 4, 2016 | Being green
“We are all familiar with New England’s iconic autumn landscape; native maples ablaze in the crisp, clear light. These wonderful trees are the draw for day-trippers and visitors from distant places meandering along the byways and backroads of the Northeast...
by Peggy | Sep 14, 2016 | Being green, Home, Weston News
In 1940 seven energetic Weston women, formerly of Wayland Garden Club, knew it was time to start a garden club in Weston “…to stimulate the knowledge and love of gardening, to aid in the protection of native trees, plants and birds and the beautifying of...
by Peggy | Jul 11, 2016 | Being green, Home
We gardeners are nature lovers, filling our gardens with flora to please family and friends (and ourselves). But what do we provide for the pollinators who help keep our gardens beautiful and productive? Who are these pollinators? Get answers to these questions and...
by Peggy | Jun 13, 2016 | Being green, Education, Home
Take a Fantastic Voyage in the Summer 2016 issue of WellesleyWeston Magazine as a drop of water supplying our towns, and explore why the water crisis that beset Flint, Michigan won’t happen here:
by Peggy | Jun 2, 2016 | Being green, Home
Monarch butterfly populations are down by 90 percent due to habitat loss and the use of pesticides and herbicides. You can help restore the Monarchs by planting milkweed plants (Asclepius incarnata) in your pesticide and herbicide-free yard. Milkweeds are an...
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