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  1. 🏡 Last summer, I spent a weekend in the countryside working on my first dry stone wall.

    The satisfaction of stacking each stone, knowing it’ll stand strong without mortar, was immense!

    Here’s how I tackled it: • Gathered tools like a mason’s hammer and spirit level.

    • Measured everything twice to keep it straight and sturdy.

    ukpavingtalkgroup.com/go/muqz

    #DryStoneWall #DIYHome #Stonework #GardenDesign #LandscapingTips #HomeImprovement #Craftsmanship

  2. #MOFGA Webinar - #ClimateSmart #GardenDesign (Part 3)

    May 14 @ 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm

    Free

    * The April 30th webinar has been postponed. Part 2 will now take place on May 14th. A new date for part 3 is forthcoming.

    **You can still register even if you missed part 1! Registering at the link below will give you limited-time access to all three recorded classes in the series.

    "#ClimateChange has noticeable impacts on gardeners, from more #ExtremeWeather events, to the increased presence of ticks and other pests. Climate change also has many gardeners looking for ways to support their local ecosystem through garden design.

    In this three-part webinar series, Dr. Annie White will provide some concrete strategies for climate-smart garden design, on a whole landscape level.

    Schedule:

    - Webinar 1 | Landscape Design Strategies for a Changing Climate | April 16th, 12:00 pm
    - Webinar 2 | Designing Vegetable & Edible Gardens for #ClimateResilience | May 14, 12:00 pm
    - Webinar 3 | Planting Design for People, Nature, and a Changing Climate | New Date Forthcoming

    Registering at the above link gives you access to all three parts in the webinar series."

    FMI and to register:
    mofga.org/event-calendar/clima

    #SolarPunkSunday #ClimateChange #ClmateChangeGardening #MaineGardening #GardenDesign #OnlineWorkshops #FoodSecurity #GrowYourOwnFood

  3. #MOFGA Webinar - #ClimateSmart #GardenDesign (Part 3)

    May 14 @ 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm

    Free

    * The April 30th webinar has been postponed. Part 2 will now take place on May 14th. A new date for part 3 is forthcoming.

    **You can still register even if you missed part 1! Registering at the link below will give you limited-time access to all three recorded classes in the series.

    "#ClimateChange has noticeable impacts on gardeners, from more #ExtremeWeather events, to the increased presence of ticks and other pests. Climate change also has many gardeners looking for ways to support their local ecosystem through garden design.

    In this three-part webinar series, Dr. Annie White will provide some concrete strategies for climate-smart garden design, on a whole landscape level.

    Schedule:

    - Webinar 1 | Landscape Design Strategies for a Changing Climate | April 16th, 12:00 pm
    - Webinar 2 | Designing Vegetable & Edible Gardens for #ClimateResilience | May 14, 12:00 pm
    - Webinar 3 | Planting Design for People, Nature, and a Changing Climate | New Date Forthcoming

    Registering at the above link gives you access to all three parts in the webinar series."

    FMI and to register:
    mofga.org/event-calendar/clima

    #SolarPunkSunday #ClimateChange #ClmateChangeGardening #MaineGardening #GardenDesign #OnlineWorkshops #FoodSecurity #GrowYourOwnFood

  4. #MOFGA Webinar - #ClimateSmart #GardenDesign (Part 3)

    May 14 @ 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm

    Free

    * The April 30th webinar has been postponed. Part 2 will now take place on May 14th. A new date for part 3 is forthcoming.

    **You can still register even if you missed part 1! Registering at the link below will give you limited-time access to all three recorded classes in the series.

    "#ClimateChange has noticeable impacts on gardeners, from more #ExtremeWeather events, to the increased presence of ticks and other pests. Climate change also has many gardeners looking for ways to support their local ecosystem through garden design.

    In this three-part webinar series, Dr. Annie White will provide some concrete strategies for climate-smart garden design, on a whole landscape level.

    Schedule:

    - Webinar 1 | Landscape Design Strategies for a Changing Climate | April 16th, 12:00 pm
    - Webinar 2 | Designing Vegetable & Edible Gardens for #ClimateResilience | May 14, 12:00 pm
    - Webinar 3 | Planting Design for People, Nature, and a Changing Climate | New Date Forthcoming

    Registering at the above link gives you access to all three parts in the webinar series."

    FMI and to register:
    mofga.org/event-calendar/clima

    #SolarPunkSunday #ClimateChange #ClmateChangeGardening #MaineGardening #GardenDesign #OnlineWorkshops #FoodSecurity #GrowYourOwnFood

  5. #MOFGA Webinar - #ClimateSmart #GardenDesign (Part 3)

    May 14 @ 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm

    Free

    * The April 30th webinar has been postponed. Part 2 will now take place on May 14th. A new date for part 3 is forthcoming.

    **You can still register even if you missed part 1! Registering at the link below will give you limited-time access to all three recorded classes in the series.

    "#ClimateChange has noticeable impacts on gardeners, from more #ExtremeWeather events, to the increased presence of ticks and other pests. Climate change also has many gardeners looking for ways to support their local ecosystem through garden design.

    In this three-part webinar series, Dr. Annie White will provide some concrete strategies for climate-smart garden design, on a whole landscape level.

    Schedule:

    - Webinar 1 | Landscape Design Strategies for a Changing Climate | April 16th, 12:00 pm
    - Webinar 2 | Designing Vegetable & Edible Gardens for #ClimateResilience | May 14, 12:00 pm
    - Webinar 3 | Planting Design for People, Nature, and a Changing Climate | New Date Forthcoming

    Registering at the above link gives you access to all three parts in the webinar series."

    FMI and to register:
    mofga.org/event-calendar/clima

    #SolarPunkSunday #ClimateChange #ClmateChangeGardening #MaineGardening #GardenDesign #OnlineWorkshops #FoodSecurity #GrowYourOwnFood

  6. #MOFGA Webinar - #ClimateSmart #GardenDesign (Part 3)

    May 14 @ 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm

    Free

    * The April 30th webinar has been postponed. Part 2 will now take place on May 14th. A new date for part 3 is forthcoming.

    **You can still register even if you missed part 1! Registering at the link below will give you limited-time access to all three recorded classes in the series.

    "#ClimateChange has noticeable impacts on gardeners, from more #ExtremeWeather events, to the increased presence of ticks and other pests. Climate change also has many gardeners looking for ways to support their local ecosystem through garden design.

    In this three-part webinar series, Dr. Annie White will provide some concrete strategies for climate-smart garden design, on a whole landscape level.

    Schedule:

    - Webinar 1 | Landscape Design Strategies for a Changing Climate | April 16th, 12:00 pm
    - Webinar 2 | Designing Vegetable & Edible Gardens for #ClimateResilience | May 14, 12:00 pm
    - Webinar 3 | Planting Design for People, Nature, and a Changing Climate | New Date Forthcoming

    Registering at the above link gives you access to all three parts in the webinar series."

    FMI and to register:
    mofga.org/event-calendar/clima

    #SolarPunkSunday #ClimateChange #ClmateChangeGardening #MaineGardening #GardenDesign #OnlineWorkshops #FoodSecurity #GrowYourOwnFood

  7. The best DIY trellis isn't the prettiest one, it's the one matched to your plant's growth habit. A copper pipe grid works brilliantly for jasmine and fails for grapes. A cedar lattice holds star jasmine beautifully but drowns a young sweet pea. Pick the frame for year two, not week one.

    omnihomeideas.com/patio-lawn-g

    #DIYTrellis #GardenDesign #HomeImprovement #SpringGardening

  8. Pathways to Entrance: Refashioning the Front Garden Threshold

    Learn how new garden paths, planters, and gates can change your home's entrance. See ideas from late 2025 and 2024 for a welcoming look.

    #GardenDesign, #HomeImprovement, #FrontYard, #GardenPath, #Planters

    newsletter.tf/garden-entrance-

  9. Homeowners are using new paths and planters to make their front gardens look more welcoming. This is a popular trend seen in articles from late 2025.

    #GardenDesign, #HomeImprovement, #FrontYard, #GardenPath, #Planters
    newsletter.tf/garden-entrance-