In early summer, 2023, a pollinator garden was planted in the “hell strip” of 312 Route 5 – a defunct gas station. The “bed” consisted of poor dirt covered by plastic which was in turn covered with red dyed mulch. … Continue reading →
Spring 2022 About four years ago I began ripping out the grasses and weeds at the little dirt area around the streetlight between Chapman’s and what’s now the 7-11. Four years on it has a nice display of iris in … Continue reading →
Planted in 2018, 2 poles at Lane Cobb’s place. The plantings are good and full. Both have an unfortunate “cowlick” of tall yellow lilies which need to be better distributed, they should be on the inside as they are so … Continue reading →
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In August 2017 the Fairlee Gardeners created a garden in memory of William “Frosty” Frost on the lawn to the north of the Railroad Station. The plants in the garden were donated by a former town resident who described … Continue reading →
Concept Plant 4-5 daylilies around telephone/electrical poles up and down Route 5 throughout the village area. Update 2021 Ideas The first year, two poles were planted with varieties in red and yellow. The second year we added the pole at … Continue reading →
Cathy, Miranda , Jaci ( master gardener), Mary ( school coordinator) and Barb helped weed the front flowerbed in preparation for an open house at Samuel Morey Elementary School. Continue reading →
The project consists of designing and executing plantings to replace or augment what is presently there: two creeping junipers planted in two half whiskey barrel planters. Update on the project: the first year Thank you to our generous donors! Frost … Continue reading →
