Steward – May ’14 RD
Contents (Hint:You can click on a title to go straight to that article) Identify and Manage Winter Damage to Plants Rain Barrels Rain Gardens: Hard Working and Beautiful Identify […]
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Serve – May ’14 RD
Contents (Hint:You can click on a title to go straight to that article) Gardening with Children: Learning and Doing (and March Meeting Notes) March Meeting Notes Cultivating Your Eden presentation […]
Nourish – May ’14 RD
Contents (Hint:You can click on a title to go straight to that article) Food of the Month: Kale “Lettuce” Eat From the Garden Food of the Month: Kale Michele Worden […]
Beautify – May ’14 RD
Contents (Hint:You can click on a title to go straight to that article) Stay Tuned to What’s Happening in the Garden Random Thoughts of Gardening While Waiting for Snow to […]
MSU-E Grand Traverse Diagnostics Clinic set to open soon!
Announcing the reopening of the MSU-E Grand Traverse Diagnostics Clinic Beginning May 7th and running through September, MSU-E will host a diagnostics clinic on Wednesdays from 10am to 2pm at […]
March meeting presentations available!
Did you enjoy the presentations from our March meeting? Did you want to see all of the presentations but couldn’t split yourself in two? Our speakers have been kind enough […]
Board Meeting dates changed!
We would like to extend an open door for all memebers to join us at our monthly board meetings. This year we have decided to change things slightly, and hold […]
Steward – March ’14 Real Dirt
Contents Master Gardeners Visit American Waste Effects of a Harsh Winter Vermicomposting Master Gardeners Visit American Waste by Nancy Denison Newspaper, cardboard, metal, glass, plastics, nursery trays and plastic flower […]
Nourish – March ’14 Real Dirt
Contents Feed Me…Feed Me Food of the Month: Kale Feed Me…Feed Me by Nancy Denison During my final ten years of teaching first grade and kindergarten, I had a fish […]
Beautify – March ’14 Real Dirt
Creating a Masterpiece by Sue Sensenbaugh-Padgett A blank canvas waits for the artist to add color and texture; a newly built house is a gardener’s canvas waiting for the colors […]
