Event Tag: #gardening
Volunteer – Pollinator Garden Maintenance
REGISTER HERE Join us in our adopted spot along the Amelia River to Sea Trail (on Simmons Road near Ocean Ridge Drive). We will be removing weeds from the landscape beds. We will have some supplies. Bring your gloves, tools, and water. We suggest wearing closed-toe shoes. — Gardening is more fun with Friends!
Volunteer – Gardening with Friends
Help us keep the demonstration garden beautiful. Bring your favorite tools for weeding. We will also have a supply of tools. Bring gloves, water, and any other refreshments & snacks you like. Dress for the weather & wear closed-toed shoes. Come meet people with shared interests in gardening and native plants. Look for the Cleanup…
Volunteer – Gardening with Friends
Help us keep the demonstration garden beautiful. Bring your favorite tools for weeding. We will also have a supply of tools. Bring gloves, water, and any other refreshments & snacks you like. Dress for the weather & wear closed-toed shoes. Come meet people with shared interests in gardening and native plants. Look for the Cleanup…
Volunteer – Gardening with Friends
Gardening is more fun with Friends – Join us at our Adopt A Spot along the Amelia River to Sea Trail. We will be enhancing the beds and weeding. Come for an hour and make a difference for the pollinators! Look for the Cleanup Crew signs and directions for parking. REGISTER HERE – or just…
National Arbor Day
Hug a Tree! Plant a Tree! Thank a Tree!
Amelia’s Native Wildflowers Market
Keep Nassau Beautiful will be participating in Amelia’s Native Wildflowers Market on April 12, so come join us from 10-2, hunt for some seed filled eggs, chat with Master Gardeners, learn how to get involved with Keep Nassau Beautiful, pick up a tree and help the bunnies!
Wild Nite Nature Presentation – Creating Habitat with Native Plants
Please register HERE to help us plan for attendance. The featured speaker is Emily Bell. Emily joined the Florida Wildflower Foundation in 2022 as its communications coordinator. Prior to that, she spent four years coordinating invasive species programs within UF IFAS Extension and for the Florida Invasive Species Partnership. Emily has over a decade of…




