Upcoming Events:
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Open Meeting
We are having a spring native plant sale event at Duende at Silo City on Sunday, May 19th, from 12:00 - 4:00 PM
There will be native plants for sale from vendors including:
Friends of Silo City (https://www.silo.city/)
Primeval Forest Nursery (https://thehausofdii.wixsite.com/primeval-forest)
Native Sol Plants ( https://tricksterarts.wixsite.com/maso)
Eastern Monarch Butterfly Farm (https://easternmonarchbutterflyfarm.com/)
CW Native Plant Farm (https://www.cwnativeplantfarm.com/)
The English Gardener (https://english-gardener.com/)
Druid (https://druid.eco/index.html)
With special guests Jonathan and Priscilla Titus providing a presentation at 2:00 PM and with native plants for sale!
Duende will be open serving food and drinks.
Please share with your network and join us on May 2nd and May 19th!
Thank you,
Wild Ones WNY
Meeting of the Collaborative.
Hello Native Plant Lovers,
Please join us on Thursday May 23 at 7 pm for a special meeting of the Native Plant Collaborative at the North Tonawanda Botanical Gardens, 1825 Sweeney Street, North Tonawanda 14120. We are grateful to NTBG for hosting and eager to see you all in person.
This is a busy time and there are lots of native plant sales happening this month, including at the North Tonawanda Botanical Gardens on Saturdays, at Lyn Chimera's Gardens on May 18 and a group sale sponsored by Wild Ones WNY at Silo City on Sunday May 19th. I hope you find everything you need for your garden this year from local growers!
The Niagara Frontier Botanical Society invites one and all to join their monthly meetings at the Harlem Community Center, 4225 Harlem Rd. The next meeting on Tuesday May 14 at 7:30 pm features Steve Tulowiecki, botanist and Associate Professor in the Geography Dept at SUNY-Geneseo speaking about the Perplexing Pawpaw: Did water, animals or humans transport pawpaw to WNY? Come find out for yourself.
Please feel free to share this information with your plant-loving friends.
There will be native plants for sale from vendors including:
Friends of Silo City (https://www.silo.city/)
Primeval Forest Nursery (https://thehausofdii.wixsite.com/primeval-forest)
Native Sol Plants ( https://tricksterarts.wixsite.com/maso)
Eastern Monarch Butterfly Farm (https://easternmonarchbutterflyfarm.com/)
CW Native Plant Farm (https://www.cwnativeplantfarm.com/)
The English Gardener (https://english-gardener.com/)
Druid (https://druid.eco/index.html)
With special guests Jonathan and Priscilla Titus providing a presentation at 2:00 PM and with native plants for sale!
Duende will be open serving food and drinks.
Please share with your network and join us on May 2nd and May 19th!
Thank you,
Wild Ones WNY
Meeting of the Collaborative.
Hello Native Plant Lovers,
Please join us on Thursday May 23 at 7 pm for a special meeting of the Native Plant Collaborative at the North Tonawanda Botanical Gardens, 1825 Sweeney Street, North Tonawanda 14120. We are grateful to NTBG for hosting and eager to see you all in person.
This is a busy time and there are lots of native plant sales happening this month, including at the North Tonawanda Botanical Gardens on Saturdays, at Lyn Chimera's Gardens on May 18 and a group sale sponsored by Wild Ones WNY at Silo City on Sunday May 19th. I hope you find everything you need for your garden this year from local growers!
The Niagara Frontier Botanical Society invites one and all to join their monthly meetings at the Harlem Community Center, 4225 Harlem Rd. The next meeting on Tuesday May 14 at 7:30 pm features Steve Tulowiecki, botanist and Associate Professor in the Geography Dept at SUNY-Geneseo speaking about the Perplexing Pawpaw: Did water, animals or humans transport pawpaw to WNY? Come find out for yourself.
Please feel free to share this information with your plant-loving friends.