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Not to Miss Plant Sale

Come to the West Newbury Garden Club’s Plant Sale on May 20 from 8:30 to 11:30 on the West Newbury Training Field. Plant lovers in our...

No Mow or Low Mow May

Are you wondering what "No Mow May" is all about? It's a movement gaining traction in the US to provide nectar for early pollinators. ...

Go Native at the West Newbury Garden Club Plant Sale

If you love gardens, you have probably been reading and hearing about the need to attract more wildlife to your garden. This idea isn’t...

Advocating for a Native landscape: a letter to PRSD

We are a group of local residents, recently organized under West Newbury Wild and Native (WN2), in response to concerns local residents...

Planting a Native Landscape

We are excited that Heather McCargo, Founder and Seed-Program Manager of the Wild Seed Project will be joining us in a webinar on October...

UnWanted Jumping Worms Found in West Newbury

Imagine turning over your compost and finding large, dark-colored worms thrashing about, moving quickly, and even flipping over when...

Spring Foraging Fever

The waiting starts every February. As the snow melts, and temperatures get warmer, I get impatient for anything green sprouting from the...