Presented by Stephanie Cohen Less than 30 years ago, our native American plants were looked upon as second class citizens by many American gardeners. The guru of perennials at a PHS talk told an audience “unless the British grew them with their stamp of approval they were not considered garden worthy.” So Old Joe Pye became Sir Joe Pye and he was invited into the garden. Today it is our natives that are being invited …

Learn about tax smart ways to support the charities you love AND provide income to you for life. Jenkins has partnered for many years with Everence, the Mennonite Foundation, to help establish annuities for our members. Come join us to learn more! Randy Nyce, Stewardship Consultant for Everence, the Mennonite Foundation, will cover gift annuities, gifts of appreciated assets, and strategies related to the new tax law changes. He will also cover gifts through the will. FREE

The Annual Delaware Valley Regional Daffodil Show, approved by The American Daffodil Society, will be held on April 14 & April 15 in the Sweetman Lecture Room in the John J. Willaman Education Center. If you love springtime and daffodils, this is an opportunity to see many cultivars available in the marketplace, learn more about the 13 different daffodil divisions, daffodil culture, resistance to pests in the garden, naturalizing, or an excellent show flower. There …