New England Wild Flower Society Awards
The Society proudly announces its 2006 Awards.
Events and other news
Upcoming Events.
Staying overnight near Garden in the Woods? A special New England Wild Flower Society room rate is available at the Crowne Plaza Boston-Natick.
New England Wild Flower Society Garden in the Woods Museum Store is open by appointment only during winter months. It will reopen with spring/summer hours in April of 2007.
Plant Information
Planting and Dividing Yellow Lady-slippers - Nursery Director and author Bill Cullina has
created two new illustrated fact sheets "Planting
large and small yellow lady-slippers, Kentucky lady-slippers, and
their hybrids" and "Dividing
a mature lady-slipper orchid." Both are in Adobe
Acrobat (PDF) format and can be downloaded by clicking the
linked titles.
Invasive
Plant Information Card published May 2005 by New England
Wild Flower Society. A convenient 2-sided rack card listing major
invasive plants in the New England area, with resources for more
information about invasive plant indentification and control. CLICK
HERE to download the entire publication in Adobe
Acrobat (PDF) format. [SEE
BELOW for more information on how to open documents in Adobe
Acrobat.]
The
New England Wild Flower Society announces the publication of the expanded
list of plant species declared to be invasive in Massachusetts,
as a result of the collaborative work of the Massachusetts Invasive
Plant Advisory Group. Read
more about it. (updated March 2005)
NOW
ONLINE: Guidelines for Ethical Field Research on Rare Plant Species. Learn
more about the Guidelines and download a copy.
Publications
Landscaping with Native Plants: 2007 Listing of Landscape Professionals in New England (formerly Designing with Native Plants). This document is in Adobe Acrobat (tm) format. After downloading the document, you can save it to your own computer for future viewing. Chose "File; Save As" in your browser menu. UPDATED 6/15/07.
Read our latest ONLINE NEWSLETTER for details about upcoming events at Garden in the Woods, Nasami Farm, and throughout New England, plus a few online only special features.
The latest issue of the NEWFS Garden, Farm & Sanctuary News. (PDF file - 4 pages, 365 KB) is now online.
Download (right-click the link, choose save, and save to your desktop) the 2006 Conservation Newsletter. Be sure to view the maps of our conservation activities and IPANE surveys.
Peterson
Field Guide to Ferns, Second Edition: Northeastern and Central
North America by Boughton Cobb, Elizabeth
Farnsworth, and Cheryl Lowe. The New England Wild Flower Society's
Cheryl Lowe and Elizabeth Farnsworth have completely updated
this classic text and added 100 color photographs as well as
additional line drawings. New subjects include a section on
habitats and conservation, a glossary of botanical terms, and
a chapter on gardening with ferns. READ
MORE or BUY ONLINE.
Shop
SHOP
- All year long, the NEWFS
Museum Store Online offers a unique selection of
books -- like Bill Cullina's exciting "Native
Trees, Shrubs & Vines" -- plus Gift
Memberships and Gift Cards. Give a whole year's worth of plant
conservation news, gardening tips, shop and nursery discounts,
and many other benefits. And, while you're at it, why not treat
yourself too?
Our
"brick and mortar" store, located at our beautiful headquarters
and botanic garden, Garden in the Woods, in Framingham, Massachusetts,
is open by appointment only during winter months and will reopen with spring/summer hours in April of 2007.
Gift Membership
GIVE
A GIFT TO THE EARTH. A gift
membership
in the Society is a great way to honor teachers, friends, colleagues,
relatives, and all those who care about the natural environment.
Order easily online or
phone us at 508-877-7630 with your order. A beautiful membership
gift package will arrive with a
card from you, their new membership cards, NEWFS magazines,
and member discounts for their own plant and gift purchases.
Need more ideas? One of our favorites is NEWFS Nursery Director
William Cullina's gorgeous new book, Understanding
Orchids, hot off the press! An invaluable
guide for beginners, experienced growers, and experts alike,
it shows us how to grow these beloved plants easily at home,
with or without a greenhouse. Congratulations
to Bill on another wonderful book!
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