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| 2013 - pdf file |
Seasonal reports from Susan Wilkins. Spring - Susan writes of our need to cherish the nature we have and looks forward with a list of this years Garden activities. |
| 2012 - pdf file |
Seasonal reports from Susan Wilkins. Winter - she describes the fall and early winter work in the Garden and updates on the wetland project. Spring - Susan lists the events taking place in the Garden this spring including the introduction of Honey Bees. Fall - Susan reviews the plantings done during the year and the progress on invasive plant removal. |
| 2011 - pdf file |
Seasonal reports from Susan Wilkins. Winter - a review the Garden status for the past 2010 season. Spring - Susan reviews the volunteer effort that made the 2010 season a success. Summer - Susan reviews the spring season and new wildflower plantings. Fall - Susan describes the large number of summer educational programs that were attended by many school children. |
| 2010 - pdf file |
4 seasonal reports from Susan Wilkins. Fall - on Garden art programs of this season, the 2010 Garden Resident Artist and art programs affiliated with other organizations that benefit the Garden; summer - on the amount of volunteer time spent in the Garden so far this year; spring - on new Spring Programs at the Garden; winter - about handling invasive species in the Garden. |
| 2009 - pdf file |
4 seasonal reports from Susan Wilkins. Fall - on the need for natural places for the education of people about nature; summer - on the replanting along Violet Way in the Woodland Garden; spring - on her thoughts when Spring approaches the Garden; winter - on activities that happen in the Garden after the gate closes in October. |
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| Summer/fall 2008 |
A review of the progress on removing invasive plants from the Woodland Garden and the replanting of new shrubs and trees. |
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| Autumn 2007 |
A review of the various Eloise Butler Wildflower Garden 100th Anniversary events. |
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| Summer 2005 |
Cherishing Orchids, an Eloise Butler Legacy |
| Winter 2004/5 |
The Restoration of Hepatica Hill |