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First Pollinator Garden Planting

Please join us for our first pollinator garden planting on Saturday, the 28th! We will work alongside boy scouts in a project to create a new pollinator garden at Fresh Pond Reservation (FP). Thanks to Fresh Pond’s Ranger Tim, we have a space to plant free native plants that are being donated by the architects of the Polinature Exhibit at Harvard’s Graduate School of Design (see article).

After planting, we will host a Native Plant Tour of FP. If you would like to join us please fill out this google form.

We hope to see you there! 

Here are the details:

What: Pollinator Garden installation at Fresh Pond Reservation by Native Plant Community Gardeners and Boy Scouts who are working to honor National Public Lands Day!

When: Saturday, 9/28 10:00-12:30

Where: Fresh Pond Reservation along the Cambridge-Watertown bikeway, just north of the community gardens

Planters: NPCG, Boy Scouts/Eagle Scouts, NPCG friends and volunteers

Native Plant Tour: 12:30-1:15  Starts at the Water Works Building Main entrance

Please bring: Gloves, hand tools (if you have them, otherwise we’ll have extras), and a water bottle. 

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