Louisa Crane will lead an online presentation called, Invasive Terrestrial Plant Ecology, hosted by Merryspring Nature Center on Tuesday, February 25 at 12:00 pm. In this talk, Louisa will focus […]
Nick Lund will lead an online presentation called, Maine’s Spring Birds, hosted by Merryspring Nature Center on Tuesday, March 4 at 12:00 pm. Spring migration is the most exciting time […]
Dick Vermeulen will lead an online presentation called, General Beekeeping, hosted by Merryspring Nature Center on Tuesday, March 11 at 12:00 pm. A member of the Knox-Lincoln County Beekeepers (KLCB) […]
Please join us for our Late Winter Ecology Walk at Merryspring. This free family event starts at 10am for an hour of exploration of the fields and meadows looking for […]
Are you new to gardening or new to gardening in Maine? This talk will cover what it is like to garden in Maine, when we do things, what our soils […]
Hillary Peterson, Integrated Pest Management Specialist at the Maine Department of Agriculture, Conservation and Forestry, will share tips for making informed choices about garden pests. Learn to identify common pests […]
During the last 1 million years of the Pleistocene, Earth’s climate experienced quasi-cyclical ice ages each lasting about 100,000 years. The last glacial cycle over North America peaked 18,000–24,000 years […]
Please join us in the greenhouse for a hands on workshop to learn to start flower, vegetable and herb seeds. Each participant will start and take home one flat of […]
"In their histories as biological disciplines, both physiology and ecology have offered revolutionary integrations of evolutionary, cellular, and molecular theory in biology. They connect the individual organism to all other organisms […]
About Dahlias Please join Maine Master Gardener Volunteer John Fromer for an in depth talk on everything dahlias. Fromer will discuss growing dahlias from seed, rooting cuttings, dividing and planting […]
There is more to the Gulf of Maine than what can be seen from the beach. Sea creatures from all over the Atlantic stream into the Gulf to take advantage […]
Kitchen gardens have existed since antiquity and are still popular today. Why have these gardens been important to western cultures? How were they designed and how are they used today? […]