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Posts Tagged ‘gardening’
DCMGA: Growing Together Education Series – Seed Starting Webinar
Learn the basics of starting your own vegetables and flowers from seed. Timing, containers, growing media, lighting requirements, watering, and fertilization are covered in this pre-recorded webinar by Colorado State…
Read MoreUnder-Appreciated Pollinators: In-person livestream Presentation
The Door County Master Gardeners, Door County Library, Door County Seed Library, and Wild Ones – Door Peninsula Chapter are collaborating to offer a three-part series of webinars by nationally-known…
Read MoreOrnamental Fruits and Vegetables: In-person livestream Presentation
The Door County Master Gardeners, Door County Library, Door County Seed Library, and Wild Ones – Door Peninsula Chapter are collaborating to offer a three-part series of webinars by nationally-known…
Read MoreContainer Gardening Throughout the Year: In-person livestream Presentation
The Door County Master Gardeners, Door County Library, Door County Seed Library, and Wild Ones – Door Peninsula Chapter are collaborating to offer a three-part series of webinars by nationally-known…
Read MoreWhat’s Happening: Changing Weather
This week, the public programs at Crossroads will feature weather, native landscapes and birds, which, though different, are related because in ecology, everything is. On Saturday, March 23 at 2:00,…
Read MoreDCMGA Lecture: Solving Door County Landscaping Problems with Native Plants
Justin Kroening, owner of Stone Silo Prairie Gardens, will explore how to solve Door County landscape problems with native plants. The lecture, which is free and open to the public,…
Read MoreDCMGA: Heirloom Biographies
Delve into the intricate histories of cherished heirloom plants with Janell Wehr. We’ll explore captivating stories, including AW Livingston, the father of the modern tomato, and Wisconsin’s own Beaver Dam…
Read MoreDCMGA & Wild Ones: Deadheading to Division with Mark Dwyer
Join the Door County Master Gardeners and the Wild Ones – Door Peninsula chapter for an evening discussing gardening techniques designed to help get the most out of your garden.…
Read MoreLooking Ahead: A Decade of Digging
If you are picturing “Indiana Jones,” or long to help reveal mosaics at Pompeii, or enter secret crypts below cathedrals, the Archaeological Dig at Crossroads’ Cove Estuary Preserve may not…
Read MoreLooking Ahead: Seeps, Creeks and Skies
“Where Waters Meet” is the 2023 educational theme of Crossroads at Big Creek. The phrase describes our preserve, where the waters of the Big Creek Watershed flow into The Cove…
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