Close to spring? (2/14/2024) - Sweet smelling Daphne, photographed by Cheryl Battle of Bavon; Linda Dalgety of Port Haywood said, “Surely, springtime is coming” after photographing the first crocuses of the year; and four camellias… …
Is a nativar still a native? (2/14/2024) - Sue Keys, my friend at the Gazette-Journal, texted me last week with a gardening question: “Is a native cultivar still a native? Am looking at ‘Sunny Boulevard’ St. John’s Wort… …Daffodil workshop offered on April 4 at Brent and Becky’s (2/14/2024) - The Gloucester Daffodil Club is sponsoring a free hands-on workshop for people who want to hone their daffodil exhibitor skills. It will be held from 4-6 p.m. on Thursday, April… …
Bay Aging receives grants aimed at reducing homelessness (2/14/2024) - Bay Aging has received two grants totaling $325,823 from the Virginia Housing Trust Fund to support rapid rehousing ($60,000) and to provide permanent supportive housing at scattered sites on the… …
It’s all good (2/7/2024) - Signs of spring are emerging on warm days; and still, we enjoy the flowers of winter. Please send your photos to editor@gazettejournal.net. Honeybee on daffodil, snapped by Cheryl Battle of… …
Native alternatives to crape myrtle (2/7/2024) - The Virginia Cooperative Master Gardener Extension frequently posts short, timely articles on Facebook. Whenever I see one of these posts, I share it on my Facebook page, and I usually… …
Daffodil award (2/7/2024) - Gloucester Daffodil Club member Nancy Fuchs received the 2023 American Daffodil Society Middle Atlantic Region Leadership and Service Award at the fall Washington Daffodil Society meeting. Since 1993, this award… …
Rural Housing Partnership (2/7/2024) - The York River Circle of The King’s Daughters and Sons met on Tuesday at Severn Church on Robins Neck Road, Gloucester. The program’s guest speaker was Babs Zuhowski, Chief Operating… …