Pollinators are the life blood for good production. We will explore ways to attract bees, butterflies, hummingbirds and other beneficials to your garden. Presentation by Kate Donovan from the Blackstone Valley Veggie Gardens. This program will be recorded by Southborough Access Media.
Tuesday, October 29
7:00 PM
Main Floor
Did you know that the Southborough Library has a Native Plant Garden located off the parking lot? The Native Plant Garden was planted on the lawn and completed in June 2021 with funding from the Library Services & Technology Act (LSTA) distributed by the Massachusetts Board of Library Commissioners (MBLC). Native plants help to ensure a healthy, biologically diverse landscape. Its overall appearance may look "messy" at certain times of the year. The nature of a Native Plant Garden is to leave it untended! Pollinators need us to keep the fallen leaves, browned stems, and bloomed flower buds during the cold and snowy months so that they can gather seeds, burrow, and nest. For a list of plants, detailed map, and more information click here.
Thank you to Janet from the Southborough Gardeners for the lovely Halloween arrangement. pic.twitter.com/aOn8G5Tfxe
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Thanks to support from The Friends of the Southborough Library, the library is able to offer museum passes to the Museum of Science in Boston. The Museum of Science invites you to imagine, play, discover and learn. With hands-on exhibits and in-person presentations, there’s so much to experience at the Museum of Science. Click here to visit the Museum of Science website. The library pass admits up to 4 people at a 50% discount on tickets to the Museum’s Exhibit Halls. Children under 3 are not included in the count of 4 and are always admitted for free. Click here to reserve the museum pass online through the TixKeeper system.