Our 2023 Master Gardeners of the Year are Tod Bischoff, Cindy Kuester, and Jim Willem for almost daily visits and work at the Display Garden; serving as Plant Sale chair;…
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Glenn Black Historical Gardens project at Angel Mounds
SWIMGA is starting a new project this spring. In cooperation with Angel Mounds and the Three Sisters community garden group, we will be recreating the landscape of the Glenn Black…
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SAVE THE DATE: Our 2024 Fall Garden Symposium will be on October 19, 2024 at Old National Bank Events Plaza
Speakers will include Mr. P. Allen Smith, television host and garden designer; Mr J Schwanke, host of “Life in Bloom” on PBS; and speakers from Walters Gardens (a Perennial nursery…
Kudos to our MG Vegetable Gardeners!
Kudos to the our MGDG Victory Vegetable Garden, Angel Mounds Three Sisters Garden, and the MGDG Welcome Home Garden for donating vegetables to fight hunger in the local community. We…
Meet Susan Cooper: Steward of SWIMGA’s Little Free Library
As the Little Free Library (LFL) steward at the Master Gardeners Display Garden, she checks in at least once a week to restock the unit. That can mean adding as…
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The New Sunset Park Garden is now open!
The garden sits in front of the new Pump Station where the clean water “falls” into the Ohio River. Another great feature of the pump station is that it collects…
Our 2023 SWIMGA Garden Walk June 24-25 was a big success!
Our next Garden Walk will be in 2025.
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SWIMGA announces 2022 Members of the Year, Project of the Year, and Legacy Awards
Congratulations to Greg Gordon, Roger Lynch, and Linda Stocks for being our 2022 Members of the Year! The Project of the Year Award went to Native American Days chaired by…
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SWIMGA Propagation Team Update
The propagation team was formed a few years ago to help increase the number of plants for our May plant sale beyond what members brought and what we purchased and…
During this season of gratitude and thanks, SWIMGA members shared nonperishables with the Tri-State Food Bank
Our goal was to collect 400 pounds of food at the November General Membership meeting. We came in just under six hundred pounds, plus a generous cash donation. One in…