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Winter Garden Preparation Talk Set at Stamford Library
STAMFORD, Vt. — The Stamford Community Library will present a program on "Putting Your Garden to Bed for Winter" on Thursday, Sept. 24, at 6 p.m.
The hourlong program, presented by longtime plant expert Pam Tworig, will cover preparing perennial beds for winter, and protecting plants from winter weather and damage from animals. She will also discuss the benefits of, types, and characteristics of different plants for winter interest in the garden.
The informal event will allow plenty of time for Q&A. Attendees are encouraged to bring their gardening questions.
Tworig is currently a Realtor with Bishop West Real Estate. Previously, she and her late husband, Steve, operated North Branch Landscape Co. and a tree and shrub nursery in Stamford for over 35 years.
The library is at 986 Main Road. Refreshments will be served. All are welcome.
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