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Gain a better understanding of the costs of invasive plants, and learn how native plants affect climate change, ecology, and biodiversity. Tiffany Gasbarrini is Senior Science Editor Emerita at Johns Hopkins University, where she published more than 150 books in Life and Physical Sciences. Guests are welcome. Admission is free.This program is funded in part by a grant from the Framingham Cultural Council, a local agency which is supported by Mass Cultural Council, a state agency.
6:30 pm - social time with snacks
7:00 pm - business meeting
7:30 pm - Program: "Incorporating Natives in Your Garden" with Tiffany Gasbarrini
We welcome new members. Visit a meeting or contact us at [email protected]. Dues are $30 per year.
Image: Native late-bloomers grace the pond at Hanson's Farm, Framingham, on a foggy September morning. The purple flowers are one of the Eutrochiums (Joe-Pye W**d) and the yellow flowers are one of the Solidagos (goldenrod). Photo by a Pinefield Garden Club member, used with permission.
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