Wild About Jersey-Friendly Yards
Webinar Series
Wild About Jersey-Friendly Yards webinar series is every other Tuesday from July 7, 2020 through
September 29, 2020 from 7:00 to 8:00 PM. This is to replace the annual Jersey-Friendly Yards Conference due to
concerns related to the Covid-19 pandemic. Learn how to bring birds, butterflies and pollinators into your landscape with a
Jersey-Friendly Yard!
For more information and to register, please visit
https://www.jerseyyards.org/workshops-events/webinars-2020/. If
you have any questions about this series or how to register, please contact Karen Walzer from the Barnegat Bay
Partnership at kwalzer@ocean.edu.
Evening at the Reservoir, Thursday, July 9th, 7-8pm via WebEx Event!
Events
Monthly virtual programs are being scheduled through Brick Township Municipal Utilities and the Barnegat Bay Partnership. These programs are provided to help you create and maintain a healthy, water efficient and environmentally friendly landscape based on principles found within the Jersey-Friendly Yards website, www.jerseyyards.org.
Please feel free to join the event on July 9th from 7-8pm and learn about Ways to Use Integrated Pest Management (IPM) to Keep our Waters Clean with Sue Emhardt-Servidio, Horticulturist with Rutgers Cooperative Extension of Ocean County. Sue will provide you with the methods you can use to manage pest problems in the garden, minimizing risks to your family and the environment by reducing chemical controls.
Registration is required by emailing Shari Kondrup at skondrup@brickmua.com. Shari will send you the link to the virtual program
Monthly virtual programs are being scheduled through Brick Township Municipal Utilities and the Barnegat Bay Partnership. These programs are provided to help you create and maintain a healthy, water efficient and environmentally friendly landscape based on principles found within the Jersey-Friendly Yards website, www.jerseyyards.org.
Please feel free to join the event on July 9th from 7-8pm and learn about Ways to Use Integrated Pest Management (IPM) to Keep our Waters Clean with Sue Emhardt-Servidio, Horticulturist with Rutgers Cooperative Extension of Ocean County. Sue will provide you with the methods you can use to manage pest problems in the garden, minimizing risks to your family and the environment by reducing chemical controls.
Registration is required by emailing Shari Kondrup at skondrup@brickmua.com. Shari will send you the link to the virtual program
Our next regular scheduled meeting tentatively will be held at the Cultural Arts Center, on Monday, Sept 14, 2020 at 7:00 pm
Rt 70 and Brick Blvd. Garden
Please join a few members on Tuesday, May 19 starting at 10 AM to plant plants. We will be following CDC guidelines, keeping socially distant. Please call or text Lois or call Carol.
May11 Webinar in Place of Meeting!
Originally, we had planned to have Shari Kondrup, Brick Twp. Municipal Utilities Authority, present a program on Rain Gardens at our May 11 th meeting. Now that we are unable to meet in person, Shari has offered to arrange a virtual presentation on Rain Gardens, via a WebExMeeting. As an added bonus, Karen Walzer, Barnegat Bay Partnership Staff Liaison Education & Outreach, will give a quick review of the Jersey-Friendly Yards website and show us how to search for native plants that can be used in a rain garden.
March 9th Meeting
Please join us for our March 9th meeting! All are welcome!
Our speaker at our first meeting of 2020 will be Margo Reynolds, NJ Certified Horticulturist & Art Teacher
"Container Gardening with a Purpose"
This program will share with you 40+ years of observation, experience, and success with container growing. Enjoy exploring outdoor and interior design arrangements, packed with ideas to stimulate ones gardening imagination.
We will talk about soil, light, care and common sense maintenance strategies.
You won’t want to miss this very useful and informative presentation.
Our speaker at our first meeting of 2020 will be Margo Reynolds, NJ Certified Horticulturist & Art Teacher
"Container Gardening with a Purpose"
This program will share with you 40+ years of observation, experience, and success with container growing. Enjoy exploring outdoor and interior design arrangements, packed with ideas to stimulate ones gardening imagination.
We will talk about soil, light, care and common sense maintenance strategies.
You won’t want to miss this very useful and informative presentation.
Our Garden Tea and Tour band will perform on Feb. 22!
Beaver Dam Creek (the Garden Tour Band) will be performing at Albert Music Hall 131 wells mill rd Sat Feb 22 2020. Doors open at 7pm. BDC goes on at 8pm. Albert Hall is a great Pinelands Tradition.
Go to alberthall.org for info
Go to alberthall.org for info
December Holiday Luncheon
Date: Monday Dec 2, 2019
Where: Tuscany, 1490 Rte. 88 West, Brick
Time: 12:00 to 3:00
Cost: $29.00 pp
Cash Bar
Comtact Mary LaPollo 732-920-8231
November 11th Meeting
2019 Events
Brick Garden Club member, Linda Helck, has offered to be our speaker at the November 11th meeting. Linda will demonstrate how to make a tabletop (15") boxwood holiday tree. She will also provide kits for those attending so they can make their own tree at home. To ensure that you receive a kit that night, please RSVP by November 4th to Doris Innes
at kriskim22@verizon.net or call 732-280-1472 and leave a message. It should be a fun night! - Thank you Linda!
at kriskim22@verizon.net or call 732-280-1472 and leave a message. It should be a fun night! - Thank you Linda!
October Monthly Meeting - 10/14 @ 7pm
Our speaker at the October 14th meeting will be Ellen Silverman who has been a Rutgers Master Gardener since 1998. Her topic will be "Fall - Putting Your Garden to Bed" and will include what to do about
lawns, trees, shrubs, perennials, herbs, and vegetable gardens as winter approaches. She will also discuss some ideas for creating fall & winter gardens and offer some advice on bringing plants indoors during the winter.
November Monthly Meeting - 11/11 @ 7pm
Topic to be announced
Our speaker at the October 14th meeting will be Ellen Silverman who has been a Rutgers Master Gardener since 1998. Her topic will be "Fall - Putting Your Garden to Bed" and will include what to do about
lawns, trees, shrubs, perennials, herbs, and vegetable gardens as winter approaches. She will also discuss some ideas for creating fall & winter gardens and offer some advice on bringing plants indoors during the winter.
November Monthly Meeting - 11/11 @ 7pm
Topic to be announced
