All are welcome to gather with other gardening enthusiasts–from beginners to experts–to learn about specific gardening topics, exchange tips and resources, and share our triumphs and tragedies. Come grow with us!
Monday, January 12: Winter Sowing by Sheila Cherry
If you love to get your hands dirty and want to beat the winter blues, then winter sowing is for you! Winter sowing is a way to germinate seeds outdoors in an enclosed container over the winter, producing hardy plants for the next season without the need for grow lights and indoor shelves. Come learn how to use this method to extend your gardening time and get great results at the Willoughby Library on January 12 at 6:30 pm. Register here.
Gardening for Everyone: Growing Vegetables, Herbs, and More at Home by Julia Watkins
Sustainability expert Julia Watkins shares what you need to know about growing your own food in every season. In this book, you will learn eco-friendly methods you can use year-round in your garden.
The Gardener’s Year by Kate Johnsen
Gardens are year-round projects, and in The Gardener’s Year, you will discover what to do at different points in the year to keep your garden thriving.
Grow and Gather: A Gardener’s Guide to a Year of Cut Flowers by Grace Alexander
Following the annual cycle of flowers, this book is your guide to when to plant, how to maintain your soil, and when to harvest your flower garden.
Perfect for every level of gardener, this book provides step-by-step instructions for each step in the gardening process.
