Hello Everyone!
The long hot summer is passing and we are entering our cooler, colourful fall season. This is what is on tap by Wilmot Horticultural Society and Let's Tree Wilmot for September and October.
This is a wonderful time to plant trees. Sponsored by the Nith Valley EcoBoosters and Let’s Tree Wilmot, a project of Wilmot Horticultural Society, a free webinar, Let's Talk Healthy Trees: from the roots up! is on September 29th from 7:15 to 8:45 p.m. Our speaker Sarah Taslimi, a local Landscape Architect and Arborist with over 9 years of experience, will explain the importance of trees, how to select the right tree and put it in the right location, planting guidelines, and how to maintain a healthy tree that will have the most benefit for you and the least amount of stress. We have heard Sarah before and she is an excellent presenter. Register for this webinar at: https://bit.ly/healthytrees
Speaking of planting trees, Let's Tree Wilmot has 4 tree planting events planned. Sharpen your shovel and join us.
Tuesday, September 21st, Sir Adam Beck Park, Baden 4:30-7:00 pm. Sponsored by Tree Canada, New Hamburg and Yantzi Home Hardware stores.
Saturdays 9:00 am to noon
October 2, New Dundee Park Community Center
16, Mannheim Community Center
23, Petersburg Community Park
For more information and to register go to REGISTER
The Halton Master Gardeners have a beautiful newsletter and include a September To-Do-List, information on new invasive jumping worm, how to identify plants, READ it here
An excellent article in the Waterloo Region Record by Susan Koswan on Sept 3rd More care for our old trees, please!. Have a READ
Free Webinars: Sep 9, 2021, 08:00 PM,
"Finding the Mother Tree” with Dr. Suzanne Simard a professor of forest ecology at the University of British Columbia, who studies mycorrhizal fungi networks in forests. Suzanne is an excellent speaker and the topic of how trees interact with each other is fascinating. To register or get more details CLICK Presented in partnership with The Bookshelf in Guelph and Penguin Random House, as part of The Arboretum Expo.
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