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Suzanne Cammerano is a freelance landscape designer with 15 years of varied experience in horticulture. She has been a professional gardener for Somerset County Parks Commission as well as private clients, a volunteer for a nonprofit community gardens program in Trenton, a designer?s assistant, and has worked in landscape sales/design/build for local nurseries. This blog takes a light and friendly approach to gardening, with a focus on helping local readers identify and find great plants and accessories, public gardens and garden events, and improve their landscapes with timely tips and hints.

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D&R Greenway Spring Native Plant Sale Friday, May 14 & 15, 2010

“Take a little bit of wild New Jersey home…”
 
 
As the movement to “plant local” flourishes, many people are realizing the benefits of using native species in home landscapes and gardens.  Plants native to the state of New Jersey will be offered to the public at the D&R Greenway Spring Native Plant Sale, Friday, May 14th, 2010 (3:00 – 6:00 pm) and Saturday, May 15th (2:00 – 5:00 pm), rain or shine.  The sale will be held at D&R Greenway’s Johnson Education Center, One Preservation Place (off Rosedale Road), Princeton, NJ, 08540.  Further information, including a full listing of plants offered, can be found online at www.drgreenway.org


At the spring plant sale, the public will be able to take a little bit of wild New Jersey home with them.  Among species available will be the aromatic native shrub Spicebush; the stunningly crimson Cardinal Flower; the edible native Persimmon tree; the butterfly magnet Wild Bergamot; and many other native trees, shrubs, ferns, grasses and sedges, not commonly available in commercial nurseries.
 
The sale will be preceded by an indoor presentation from Native Plant Nursery founder, Jared Rosenbaum.  He will highlight both ornamental and ecological benefits of Native Plant Sale offerings. The presentation will be from 2:00 pm to 3:00 pm on Friday, May 14th.  Please call 609 924 4646 to register for the presentation.
 
 


Wildflower Watch by Suzanne Cammerano

Moderated by Sue Camerano.


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Moderated by Sue Camerano.


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Stocking Up For the Spring Season


Mulching 101


Early Spring Garden Chores


"Forcing Branches" For Early Spring Delight


Summer Garden & Lawn Care
Barbara Bromley, Horticulturist for the Rutgers Cooperative Extension of Mercer County will be here to answer all your questions about lawn maintenance, composting, perennial and annual gardens and pest management. Wednesday, May 27th, 10:30-12:30pm.


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Farmers' Markets


Recycling In The Garden


How To Compost


Bird Proof Your Home For Spring


Growing Green


Gardening on a Shoestring


When To Plant Grass Seed


Cooking With Herbs For Dummies


How To Care For A Garden Pond


 
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Making Spring Lawns Look Great

Stocking Up For the Spring Season

Mulching 101

Early Spring Garden Chores

"Forcing Branches" For Early Spring Delight

Exterior Renovation, Roofing, Siding, Windows

Farmers' Markets

Recycling In The Garden

How To Compost

Bird Proof Your Home For Spring

Growing Green

Gardening on a Shoestring

When To Plant Grass Seed

Cooking With Herbs For Dummies

How To Care For A Garden Pond

 
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