Celebrating 15 Years, 1998–2013

 

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June: Tour of New Garden at NYBG


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Sept. 7–8: Benefit at Rosedale Nurseries 
 

Stone Cottage Garden

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Fall, 2012 Newsletter

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  Amelanchier laevis 2013 Woody of the Year 2013 PLANTS OF THE YEAR

Perennial
Pycnanthemum muticum, Broad-leaved mountain mint

Woody
Amelanchier laevis, Allegheny serviceberry

 

Watch The NPC Interview on This Blooming Garden with Claudia Doherty

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Fall, 2012 Years in Review

What to do with your leaves this autumn

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Are you a novice when it comes to native plants?

The Native Plant Center is here to help!Asclepias tuberosa

Why the interest in native plants these days? As all gardeners know, matching the right plant to the right site can be difficult. Plants native to this continent or more specifically the northeast have developed survival strategies over millions of years. You might as well take advantage of this!

 

 


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