HGC Monthly Meeting: Container Contest
Our annual container contest. Details to follow. See last year’s winners below.
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Spring Plant Sale at 2318 Metts Ave (Fri-Sun)
Friday, April 5, 2024 (9am – 6pm) Saturday, April 6, 2024 (9am – 6pm) Sunday, April 7, 2024 (noon – 5pm) Cash or checks… Read More »Spring Plant Sale at 2318 Metts Ave (Fri-Sun)
HGC Monthly Meeting: The Citrus Man
Stan Mckenzie (the Citrus Man) will join and bring plants for sale.
HGC Monthly Meeting: Camellias
Sherry Buffum, Nate Buffum, and Melissa Zylich will join from the Tidewater Camellia Club.
Replacing grass with wildflower gardens: A call to action
By Eileen Morrison, Hobby Greenhouse Club member Climate change is calling to all inhabitants of this planet, saying please change your habits before it is… Read More »Replacing grass with wildflower gardens: A call to action
Fig Fanatic: Growing Figs with Phil D’Angelis
“I have figs that taste like honey, agave nectar, melon with honey. For the berry-flavored figs, I have ones that have cherry tones, ones that… Read More »Fig Fanatic: Growing Figs with Phil D’Angelis
Growing in air: Growing aeroponically with Michelle Lyon-Heatherly
Michelle Lyon-Heatherly, a local grower, shared her knowledge on aeroponics at the July 2023 Hobby Greenhouse Club meeting. Aeroponics (cultivating plants in air) differs from aquaponics in that the roots are not submerged in water. The plants grown in these towers have their roots suspended in air, and at regular intervals, the tower pumps the water and mineral solution to the top, which then drips down on the roots.