DON'T MISS
our upcoming JUNE EVENTS |
Cocktails in Great Gardens
June 15, 5-7pm
Rachel and Adam Albright of Richmond welcome us into their backyard on the first of three evenings featuring beautiful gardens in the Berkshires.
One Garden:
Members: $20
Nonmembers: $25
All three gardens:
Members: $50
Nonmembers: $60
Garden Time:
Objects Employing the Sun
Opening Reception:
June 23, 5-7 pm
Greg and Natalie Randall of R.T. Facts in Kent, CT curate a gleaming showcase of antique and custom-designed armillaries, spheres and sundials.
Members: $25
Nonmembers: $30
Guest Gardener
Rob Genneri
Opening Reception:
June 23, 5-7 pm
Join us as we welcome Rob Gennari of Glendale Botanicals as our Guest Gardener for the 2012 Season. In keeping with our "Garden on Fire" theme, Rob will fill our newly renovated Rice Greenhouse with heat-loving genera.
Members: $25
Nonmembers: $30
RSVP to any of the events above by calling
413-298- 3926 or visiting
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| STOP BY THE SHOP! | |
The BBG Shop is now
officially open!
Stop by for a look at our new and growing selection of
home and garden accessories, books, treats by the Herb Associates and more!
25% OFF LARGE
PLANTERS!
AND
25% OFF ALL PLANTS!
Plants added every morning!
Daylillies, Hostas,
Grasses, Shrubs!
Perennials, Annuals,
Woody Plants, Vines!
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Master Gardeners' Horticulture Hotline | |
Have gardening questions?
The western Massechusetts Horticultural Hotline is live every Monday, 9am - noon, through September. Call
413-298-5355 or stop in at The Center House at Berkshire Botanical Garden where
Master Gardeners
volunteers are on Duty!
Leave a message
anytime and an expert
will call you back!
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KEEP LEARNING AND GROWING
Upcoming Classes | Bonsai for Beginners Wednesday, June 6, 5 - 7 pm
Bonsai is the art of dwarfing trees and developing them into appealing shapes by growing, pruning and training in containers according to prescribed techniques. Observe how a bonsai is created and discuss the basics of this unique horticulture.
Demonstration/Lecture led by Pauline Muth, past president of the American Bonsai Society and current executive board member of Bonsai Clubs International.
Members: $25, Nonmembers: $35 |
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Ferns for Inside and Out Saturday, June 9, 10am to noon 
Learn about hardy and tender ferns for the New England landscape. Ferns have been fixtures in nature's design plan for millions of years, in temperate as well as tropical climates. Increasingly they are finding their way into the garden setting, not just for shady corners but also to add architectural structure, color and texture to shade borders, containers and woodland gardens.
Join expert David Burdick, owner of Daffodils and More in Dalton, Massachusettes in this fascinating demonstration, lecture and fern sale!
Members: $22, Nonmembers: $27 |
Summer Garden Maintenance Clinic Saturday, June 9, 2 - 4 pm 
As summer advances, the perennial border can lose it's lovely appearance. Learn how to keep the perennial border looking its best all season long by shaping perennials to produce more flowers, encourage new growth, stagger bloom times and discourage pests.
Jenna O'Brien of Viridissima, a garden design and maintenance business, will lead this lecture and hands-on workshop. Held in rain or shine.
Members: $25, Nonmembers: $35 |
Farm in the Garden Camp
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Do you know a teenager aged 15-19 who loves working with children and is interested in farm and garden activities?
The Berkshire Botanical Garden's Farm in the Garden Camp has a position available for a Counselor-in-Training who will work closely with camp instructors, staff, and children aged 5-10.
The CIT will assist with all camp activities, including working with children and farm animals and helping with cooking, games, songs, and agricultural crafts.
For more information about compensation and requirements,
click here or contact Jamie Samowitz, Youth Education Coordinator
at 413.298.3926 ext 16 or jsamowitz@berkshirebotanical.org
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