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A celebration of Flowers!
A celebration of Flowers!
Join us on Sunday, July 26, 2026 from 1-5PM at the Grange for a multi faceted event focused on flowers and and nature and the sense of peace and place that they bring!
Stay tuned for details!
Pot Luck Supper and Solstice Party
Pot Luck Supper and Solstice Party
Sunday December 21, 2025 5:30-7:30 PM
Bring a dish to share.
Please also bring a song or a poem or a centerpriece to celebrate the shortest daylight of the year.
The French Drain Project!
The French Drain Project!
Volunteers install the french drain in the western field to imrpove drainage and make the field more usable. Doug Fincham, Dick Lacourciere, Jack Myer, Cay Kendrick, Bill Alcorn & Dan Paul.
Squooshing apples!
Past programs of 2025
A weekend with Ron Desrosiers!
A weekend with Ron Desrosiers!
Friday May 2nd ... 4PM Planting of an American Chestnut at the Grange. Followed by a potluck dinner at 5PM. Followed by a Tree Talk with Ron Desrosiers at 6PM.
Friday May 2nd ... 4PM Planting of an American Chestnut at the Grange. Followed by a potluck dinner at 5PM. Followed by a Tree Talk with Ron Desrosiers at 6PM.
Saturday May 3rd ... A grafting demo at 10AM! at the Grange.
Saturday May 3rd ... A grafting demo at 10AM! at the Grange.
About Ron Desrosiers: A naturalist, a grower and lecturer, a consultant and retired from the Natural Resource Conservation Service, avid bulb grower and bulb honcho at Fedco!
Spring potluck at the Grange! Bring a dish to share. Immediately following the tree planting ... Dinner at 5PM.
A grafting demo on Saturday morning at 10AM - Ron will bring scion wood and talk about grafting techniques as well as offer a hands on demonstration.
We'll plant an actual American Chestnut at the Grange! Friday May 2nd at 4PM
We'll plant an actual American Chestnut at the Grange! Friday May 2nd at 4PM
Ron will share information about trees for the future. How he managed to salvage and raise these long gone American Chestnuts. And some recommendations for new trees that are becoming viable in our warming climate.
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