Wishing You A Happy Holiday Season
Here is a photo we took at the Franklin Institute Holiday Party. Two of our volunteers received awards that evening for volunteering for one year. Continue reading Wishing You A Happy Holiday Season
Here is a photo we took at the Franklin Institute Holiday Party. Two of our volunteers received awards that evening for volunteering for one year. Continue reading Wishing You A Happy Holiday Season
Late in November, as we picked the last tomatoes of the season, we noticed new flowers and green growth among the dry, dying branches. There were different branches at almost stage of the plant’s life, from brand new branches to … Continue reading Our Plants are Growing and Dying
With the milkweed beds now bare and the tomatoes dying, it was time to put away our gardening tools for the winter. In late November, we gathered up wooden stakes as we cut away the dead milkweed they were tied … Continue reading Bringing in Gardening Tools for Winter
Written by Joshua Pringle During late July and early August, patches of a brown, crusty substance began to form periodically overnight on our mulch (which the landscapers had laid everywhere, including over the stone path I built, but that’s another story). Some questions began to form: was it something the landscapers were spraying? Was it a vomit/fungus hybrid invasion? Thanks to the wonders of Google (my supervisor says “you just need to know how to word your question”), we learned that it is something known officially as “Fuligo septica”. Unofficially, it is colorfully known as “dog vomit slime mold” or … Continue reading Slime Mold