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Invasive plant eradication and pollinator planting at Quinnipiac Meadows initiated

Invasive plant eradication and pollinator planting at Quinnipiac Meadows initiated

by yourbizwizard | Aug 23, 2022

Renovation of meadow in Edgerton Park begun

Renovation of meadow in Edgerton Park begun

by yourbizwizard | Aug 23, 2022

Homeowner water runoff pamphlet prepared

Homeowner water runoff pamphlet prepared

by yourbizwizard | Aug 23, 2022

Maintenance of Trumbull Street bioswale undertaken

by yourbizwizard | Aug 23, 2022

The Garden Club of America Founder’s Fund Award received for project “Safeguarding the American Elm: Preserving New Haven’s Roots”

The Garden Club of America Founder’s Fund Award received for project “Safeguarding the American Elm: Preserving New Haven’s Roots”

by yourbizwizard | Aug 23, 2022

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The Garden Club of New Haven |  P.O. Box 6197 | Hamden, Connecticut  06517 | gardenclubnh@gmail.com