Kay’s photos from Wellsville public garden in Elkhart IN Memorial Day 2025

Thank you, Kay, these are lovely photos

would you like to take a garden tour? Milan is having their tour.

Spring Bulb Show at Hidden Lake Garden was full of aroma although most the Hyacinths were fading. So I then look up and who is there? Jennie. She brought her new neighbors to see the show. I brought a friend, Michele. Here are a few photos I took along the trail of beautiful blooms:

So much for Spring lets hit the conservatory to see more warmer climate blooms:

Below is a link for a Facebook post to a free Virtual Event:

See How Easily you can turn your yard into a green oasis

https://www.facebook.com/share/15yExXbPB2/?mibextid=wwXIfr

This is the new link. Not sure why it didn’t work prior to the information on webinar below. I took down the old post.

https://ballhort.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_xS905YiMTvuL219CUuvi5A#/registration

Perennial Innovations: Top Picks for 2025 and Sneak Peaks at 2026

Date & Time

Mar 3, 2025 01:00 PM in Eastern Time (US and Canada)

Description

Expand your knowledge and expertise in growing Proven Winners Perennials with this comprehensive webinar. Join Walters Gardens Regional Product Manager Cayla Olson as she reviews 15 of the top new perennials available at retail for 2025 and provides an exclusive preview of 15 must-watch varieties for 2026. This session isn’t just about what’s hot in perennials—it’s a valuable learning experience designed specifically for growers looking to shake up their perennial program. Discover tips, best practices and insights into achieving optimal growth and vibrant plants for retail. Don’t miss this opportunity to enhance your skills and stay ahead in the ever-evolving world of perennials!

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Nadia sent this :

Good morning MGC members.  I recently learned of this upcoming webinar on Monday, May 3 at 1pm you may be interested in.  To connect you have to register and I have given you the link to do that below.  After you register you will get a confirmation email with a link with needed information to connect to the webinar.  (I have registered – you do not have to let me know that you are registered – just enjoy the presentation and be ready to take notes!)
Thanks,
Naida

Perennial Innovations: Top Picks for 2025 and Sneak Peaks at 2026

Date: Monday, March 3, 2025
Time: 1:00 PM Eastern/12:00 PM Central

Expand your knowledge and expertise in growing Proven Winners Perennials with this comprehensive webinar. Join Walters Gardens Regional Product Manager Cayla Olson as she reviews 15 of the top new perennials available at retail for 2025 and provides an exclusive preview of 15 must-watch varieties for 2026. This session isn’t just about what’s hot in perennials—it’s a valuable learning experience designed specifically for growers looking to shake up their perennial program. Discover tips, best practices and insights into achieving optimal growth and vibrant plants for retail. Don’t miss this opportunity to enhance your skills and stay ahead in the ever-evolving world of perennials!    

 To Register:

https://ballhort.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_xS905YiMTvuL219CUuvi5A#/registration

Naida is again in a concert and would like to share since many members go to them.

Gail sent me some events to post in a PDF

Spring 2025 Tree SaleThe wait it over! We are now accepting pre-orders for the Spring Tree Sale! Be sure to submit your orders by March 14th!View Online Catalogplant descriptions + photos https://monroecd.org/spring-tree-sale/Download Order Form

PLANT NATIVE!   Planting native plants is beneficial because they are  naturally adapted to the local climate and ecosystem ,  requiring less water and maintenance  while  providing crucial food and habitat for wildlife  like birds, deer, and pollinators, thus  promoting biodiversity and supporting a healthy environment ; essentially, they help maintain thenatural balance of the area they are planted in!