Coming Up at BBG

The three-part series begins on June 19, 5 to 7 p.m., at Church House, with Page Dickey and Bosco Schell.

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Explore BBG with Pleasant Valley educator, Dale Abrams, looking for fireflies on Friday, June 28, from 8 to 9:30 p.m.

On Saturday, June 15, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., join Ann Getsinger for "Plant and Place: Integrating a Botanical Still Life Foreground and Background."

Videos

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The Leonhardt Galleries are located in the oldest structure on BBG’s property. This 18th century farmhouse was renovated and expanded in 2017 to include a botanical art gallery, reference library, teaching kitchen, and classroom. Don’t miss our stunning living wall in the entrance foyer!

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Created in 1937, our Herb Garden is the oldest continuously planted area of the Berkshire Botanical Garden. Since 1957, the Herb Associates have been meeting weekly to grow and harvest herbs, and makes herb-based mustards, dressings, and jellies sold in the Visitor Center.

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Come and explore our woodland water garden, which showcases native plants that thrive in moist conditions — and plenty of wildlife, too. Be on the lookout for Common Milkweed; Kousa Dogwood; Redvein Enkianthus; American Waterlily; Linden Viburnum; and Bristol Ruby Weigela.

Articles

Now I am wondering about my ability to grow apples at all in my Massachusetts garden. Here are some facts about fire blight and tips for how to manage it.

Roses, roses, roses! Plus, a useful addition to seasonal bouquets. What's happening in the medicinal bed? Also, stop by the Gift Shop found in the Visitor Center to check out all the offerings made by the Herb Associates.

Potato plant hilling, garlic scape snipping, slug killing, spittlebug chilling — and more. Read Ron Kujawski's latest column.

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