The Franklin Garden Club added a new feature to this year’s ticket table at the Franklin Farmers Market. The Kid’s Corner offered young people the opportunity to get their hands dirty and learn about gardening with a display of different types of soil and mulch. Local products such as Enviro Energy grass pellets and biochar […]
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Franklin Garden Tour, Sunday June 28th 11am – 4pm The Franklin Garden Club invites you to tour Franklin area gardens, featuring unusual perennials, espaliers, impressive stonework, a terraced alpine garden and other landscape features in village and country gardens. Tickets are $10 per person. On the day of the tour, maps may be purchased at
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By Bob Miller Chemical and oil companies, and businesses that genetically modify food claim they have the only solution to reversing the growing problems of world hunger. We at Enviro Energy think there is a better way, by bringing back the use of carbon (biochar) to the soil. I would like to tell you about
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Again this year, in late winter and throughout the spring, the Franklin Garden Club is sponsoring a series of lectures of interest to local gardeners. The lectures are held on selected Saturday afternoons at the Franklin Railroad & Community Museum, starting at 3 pm. They are free and open to the public, with donations suggested.
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Noted horticulturist Steve Whitesell will deliver the sixth and final lecture in the spring series sponsored by the Franklin Garden Club, to be followed the next day by a tour of Franklin gardens. On Saturday, June 22, from 7 to 9 pm at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church in Franklin, Whitesell will discuss “Unusual Woody and
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