Framingham Gardening Club Hosting Gardening To Support Nature With Meteorologist David Epstein in March

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FRAMINGHAM – Gardening is a way of improving the environment we live in by growing plants, flowers, fruits, and vegetables. When we garden we improve the
quality of our air and soil and beautify nature, as well as grow our own food.

Join the Framingham Garden Club on March 29 at the Framingham Public Library’s Costin Room at 7 p.m. for an insightful program, “Gardening to Support Nature,” presented by David Epstein, meteorologist and horticulturalist. He will describe how in our gardening we can help mitigate the effects of our increasingly unpredictable climate.

The Framingham Garden Club is presenting this free program to the City of Framingham, as part of our 90th Anniversary and “Give Back to the Community” year-long events.

“We are very excited to kick-off our 90 th Anniversary by bringing events to the community that support our mission of education, design and horticulture.” said Framingham Garden Club President Andi Saari.

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Registration is required for this free event. Go to the library’s site: http://bit.ly/fpl-events to register. There is limited in-person seating. For those unable to attend in person, this program will also be available through YouTube Live at youtube.com/FraminghamPublicLibrary

“As a center for community activities and gathering place for all, the Framingham Public Library is honored and privileged to provide a venue for
attendees to enjoy this Framingham Garden Club program” said Framingham Public Library Director Lena Kilburn.

This program is in partnership with the Framingham Public Library. The program is supported in part by a grant from the Framingham Cultural Council, a local agency supported by the Mass Cultural Council.

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