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March Meeting: Garden Walk 2025 Preview

Thursday, March 13 / 11:30 am, Gladwin Center


It may seem June will never arrive, but our annual Garden Walk planning is well underway despite all this snow! We're gathering Thursday, March 13 at the Gladwin Center for a full preview of the six private gardens on this year's Walk. We'll be starting ticket table volunteer signups -- which garden will you want to choose? Find out how you can get involved, either before or during the Walk. A successful event funds next year's garden grants and scholarships; we need all members on deck!


Bring your own lunch, or order a Panera's sandwich combo for $13. Details are in the registration.


Registration closes at midnight, March 6. Click here to register.


Upcoming Events
Upcoming Events

Matthaei/Arb seeking outdoor garden volunteers

Join U-M's Matthaei Botanical Gardens & Nichols Arboretum as an outdoor garden volunteer for the 2025 season! Work is "typical" garden efforts such as weeding, trimming, pruning, hauling brush, and sometimes plantings. Workdays currently are only during the week and usually 9am-12pm.


The gardening season kick-offs with a required virtual info session in March, a group workday to get to know our gardens in late April, and work begins around mid-May (dependent on weather and other factors). The season usually ends in October. Learn more and apply here: https://tinyurl.com/2646925x


WCCD tree & shrub sale now accepting online orders

Preorder your trees and shrubs today through the Washtenaw County Conservation District's annual sale. Whether you're looking to enhance your landscape, support local wildlife, or invest in conservation, WCCD offers a variety of species and sizes to choose from.

Act fast—quantities are limited, and popular items sell out quickly! Paper order forms are due February 17; online orders accepted until March 17. Visit WCCD's online store and secure your selections now.


Explore local food with TLD's email class

Interested in eating more local food but not sure how to make the leap? Taste the Local Difference, a women-owned, women-led marketing agency, is dedicated to promoting local food systems and educating consumers about the benefits of eating locally. TLD's 10-week email class, Local Food 101, is designed to connect you with your community of local food options, from farmers to markets to restaurants, with tools to help store your locally-found food, or simply know what’s in season.

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Wildflower Assn. of Michigan

Native Plant Conference March 2



Registration now open!


Get to know Ann Arbor Farm & Garden!


We’re a welcoming, active group of learners, doers, explorers, and leaders,

passionate about sharing and promoting the many benefits of gardens and gardening with each other and our community.

We raise money for annual grants and scholarships, expand our gardening and environmental knowledge,

and share beauty with others through garden tours and flower therapy. In the process, we create strong social connections and lifelong friendships.


Flowers – Friends – Food – Gardens – Giving

AAF&G members enjoy them all. Join us!



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Membership


Learning


Flower Therapy

Ann Arbor Farm & Garden is a social and philanthropic 501(c)3 nonprofit organization.


Our mission is to promote and support local gardens, farms, and environmental stewardship through education, community service, and financial grants and scholarships.


Founded Fall 1946 / Incorporated Spring 1997 / Independent Spring 2017

P.O. Box 354

Dexter, MI 48130