Go to our SWIMGA Facebook page to learn about this inexpensive and effective method of propagating native seeds.
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PLEASE support SWIMGA by going to the Evansville Regional Airport Facebook site and “LIKING our tree”!!
Southwestern Indiana Master Gardener Association is proud to be involved in the 2020 Evansville Airport Festival of Trees.
Do you want to know about preserving herbs?
Watch Master Gardener Kathy Kellems’ presentation on Facebook.
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Learn about the Hartman Arboretum on Evansville’s west side
Grant Hartman shares information on this SWIMGA project. Watch the video on Facebook.
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How to grow pawpaws and persimmons
Do you want to know the secret to growing pawpaws and persimmons? Watch this video with Master Gardener Jane Rexing.
Learn all about SWIMGA’s Display Garden…in a video from our Harvest Cookbook committee
Master Gardener Kay Haller is here to help answer your questions.
The Harvest Cookbook committee’s latest video: the “Three Sisters Garden”
Have you ever wondered what the term “Three Sisters Garden” means? Here is an excellent video about SWIMGA’s Three Sister Garden which is located at Angel Mounds.
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New videos about our HARVEST COOKBOOK to be posted each Friday
Learn more about our HARVEST COOKBOOK — and our various Garden Projects — through a series of videos. Our first one features Jan Wiggers, Cookbook Chair, and can be viewed…
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“Winter Seed Starting in Milk Jugs” Demo at Display Garden Saturday, October 10 at 9 am
Greg Gordon will demonstrate seed starting in jugs at our last free public Demo of the year.
The Barn Quilt at the Display Garden…its final evolution
Although the Barn quilt had been initially sealed and re-sealed at least twice a year, it began to show stress and water damage. During 2019 the deterioration increased and I…
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