Events

Richard will define climate change and then downscale those changes to how they will affect Michigan and specifically gardeners. Then the presentation will turn to weather safety. Rich will discuss weather information resources and environmental clues that anyone outdoors should use to stay safe from Michigan’s hazardous weather. Rich Pollman graduated from the University of

Lisa will share her story of farming according to “USDA Organic Standards” year round using high tunnels for season extension. You will get a colorful glimpse into her past, present challenges and future dreams. She will enlighten you to current farming practices being used on the farm and the health benefits it provides to the

Neiman’s Family Market Parking Lot at Dixie Highway and White Lake Road in Clarkston. Join us at our Annual Native Plant Sale! We’ll have 50+ species of native plants in 2″ pots. Perfect for summer planting! $3/each for flowers; bushes and trees priced as marked. Cash & Checks Preferred

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Since 1975, the Troy Garden Club has organized and sponsored a local garden walk on the second Wednesday of July. The event is the club’s major annual fundraiser, whose purpose is to generate funds to support the horticultural endeavors of organizations and individuals. Visit the Donations page to see a list of the organizations we

Don’t miss this year’s tour, which will feature entry to two special additional venues in addition to private garden views! Whether you make it a day out in Plymouth or an after-work evening respite, you’re sure to find inspiration and relaxation enjoying “Flowers are Forever.” https://www.trailwoodgardenclub.com/