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Open House

Saturday

May 2

Annual Bird Walk

 The Land Heritage Coalition of Glastonbury, Inc. (LHC) in conjunction with Wind Hill Farm will sponsor their annual bird walk on Sunday, May 17th at 8:30 a.m.

 

The walk will start at the Town’s Longo Open Space parking lot at 2954 Hebron Avenue. The walk will proceed through woodlands and hayfields and end at the Wind Hill Farm were refreshments will greet the walkers at the end of the walk. 


Michael Corcoran, an accomplished birding expert and LHC President, will lead the walk. The length of the hike will be dependent on the weather and conditions 


As all LHC walks, this event is free and open to the public. Voluntary donations will be accepted by Wind Hill Community Farm to help our improvement fund.  To learn more about LHC go to https://www.lhcglastonbury.org/


Sunday, May 17 at 8:30 am


Don't forget your binoculars 

Native Garden Tour

 

USING NATIVE PLANTS IN OUR GARDENS

Pam Hawkins

Master Gardener, Lifelong Gardener, Founding Board Member of Wind Hill Farm

Please join us as Pam explains her process of creating this beautiful Native Connecticut Flowers garden at Wind Hill Farm. Pam will share her knowledge as a Connecticut Master Gardener and her lifelong gardening experience to describe:

  • What is a native plant?
  • The benefits of native plants to our ecosystem
  • Why pollinators love native plants.

Pam will also describe her process creating this garden which, by design and careful planning, is in full bloom and enjoyed throughout our summers at Wind Hill Farm. She will also share a handout with a detailed description of plants currently in our special garden.

Date 

TBA

 
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