Daffodil Ribbons Prompt Storytelling in the Garden
Last week, Thursday, May 9 and 10, we won 4 blues, 6 reds, and 8 yellows at the Daffodil Show at Tower Hill Botanic Garden. I installed color ribbons near […]
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Mother's Day Weekend Garden Events!
Join us this weekend for one of our events: Saturday, May 11, 10am – 12pm, Memory Cafe in the Garden Sunday, May 12, 11am – 2pm, Sunday Stroll What: Enjoy
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2019 National Respite Conference – Take Aways
Karl and I traveled to Buffalo, NY this week (April 30 – May 2) to attend the 2019 National Respite Conference. Our flight schedule connected us through Philadelphia, PA where
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Get Dirty in the Garden! Horticultural Therapy Today, 9am – 12pm
Today, 9am – 12pm, volunteers will help: 1. Refill bird feeders 2. Stack bricks near work area 3. Weed garden beds 4. Maintain trails with hurry hoe and soft rake
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This Week: April 15 – 21, 2019
A Holy Week for Christians. We offer a “Stations and Chowda” Friday program, 5pm – 7pm, for anyone of any spiritual tradition interested in experiencing 15 Stations: The 6 Ways
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Getting Dirty with NE ARC Day Program
Our April 11 Volunteers Get Dirty in the Garden program had three volunteers from the Danvers-based NE ARC Day Program, in addition to one other volunteer, Jean, and our program
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Reminder: Programs this Weekend, Thursday-Saturday
Many of our early bulbs are now up and blooming. Join us Anytime, Thursday-Saturday: Thursday – 4/11, 9am – 12pm, Get Dirty in the Garden, RSVP required. Thursday – 4/11,
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This Week: April 8-14, 2019
Tete a Tete daffodils are the first of fifty-six daffodil types to bloom in our gardens (see them on the south-facing Orchard Avenue). The Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) classifies this