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Bookhenge: Quote shared by Alice of Apiopolis
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Bookhenge: Setting for the Pollinator Celebration
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Bookhenge: The Park facility
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Bookhenge: Plants for Participants
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Bookhenge: Plants and seedlings for the taking
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Bookhenge: Everyone loves a freebie
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Bookhenge: A young plant-lover
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Bookhenge: Elsa Youngsteadt recruits participants for her Citizen Science projects
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Bookhenge: The Cucumber Pollination Project is a great Citizen Science Project for gardeners.
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Bookhenge: Yea! Free plants!
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Bookhenge: Pollinators love native plants!
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Bookhenge: Lovely native plant bouquet
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Bookhenge: Native columbine in bloom
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Bookhenge: That fringe tree blossom smells soooooo good!
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Bookhenge: Learn more about non-toxic solutions for pest management
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Bookhenge: Well, let me tell you about non-toxic mosquito management . . .
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Bookhenge: Apiopolis is a nonprofit urban bee sanctuary in Raleigh.
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Bookhenge: Who knew pollinators were so fascinating? ;-)
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Bookhenge: Buckeye blossom
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Bookhenge: Talking with a former Lacy student who fondly remembers the annual third-grade field trip to the Highland UMC Community Victory Garden
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Bookhenge: Paparazzi?
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Bookhenge: Stef Mendell, City Councilwoman, finds a treasure for her garden
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Bookhenge: Take a few sunflower seeds for your garden, too. Complements of Highland UMC Community Victory Garden
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Bookhenge: So this is a native plant?
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Bookhenge: So many choices!
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Bookhenge: Garden Art
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Bookhenge: Think twice before you try the hot sauce on your arepa.
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Bookhenge: Tada! Highland UMC Community Victory Garden!
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Bookhenge: Also known as the "Peas on Earth" Garden!
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Bookhenge: The ribbon-winning sweet potato natural sculpture titled "birth."