Exclusive Invitation to Garden Rewards Members Music, Refreshments, Decorating Ideas, Door Prizes & Discounts! Masks will be available for those who wish to wear one. This event is NOW FULL. No more reservations are available. Please let us know if your group is smaller. Not a member? Join today.
Come feed the friendly farm animals! Goats, Sheep, Chickens and a lovely Llama, too!! Animal feed is $.50 per handful. Or print this photo and bring in for a free handful!
Santa Clause will NOT be visiting Ward's Nursery this year but can be found at the Lenox tree-lighting in Lilac Park starting at 6 p.m.
Santa Clause will NOT be visiting Ward's Nursery this year but can be found at the Southern Berkshire Chamber of Commerce "Holiday Stop Shop & Stroll". Meet him at 4:30 at Railroad St. & Main then chat in the Berkshire Bank lobby.
Santa will NOT be visiting Ward's this year but you can chat with him at this community location on Saturday December 16th and Sunday December 17th at the same time: 10a.m. - 3p.m.
Scouts BSA Troop 23 will be recycling Christmas trees as a service to the community and fundraiser for the scouts on two Saturdays in January. Two recycling options: You drop off your cut tree behind Tractor Supply, 356 Stockbridge Rd, Great Barrington, on either Saturday Jan. 6 or Jan. 13 between 10a.m and 1p.m. Please […]
Class is FULL - Sign up for Waiting List ONLY with Eva Ward. A great winter garden activity for anyone especially those with little hands. Workshop fee includes soils and plants for one terrarium, planting instructions, and cultural care tips. Please provide your own 1-2 gallon glass container either re-purposed or purchased from Ward's. Children […]
Class is FULL - Sign up for Waiting List ONLY with Erin Benken and Eva Ward This workshop now occurs twice on Feb. 18. We added an earlier time at 10 a.m. and second (original) group is 1 p.m. Please check you confirmation time in the email. Start your own mix of herbs in a […]
with Sam Ward. Come on over for messy play. Birdfeeders are made with peanut butter (or shortening if peanut butter is an allergen) smeared on pinecones then rolled in birdseed mix. Cones will vary in size. A simple cord of twine tied to the top allows the feeder to hang from tree limbs or porch […]
SATURDAY March 9 10 AM- COMPOST HAPPENS with Jodi Cahillane, Ward's Nursery staff and Western Mass. Master Gardener It may be the single best amendment for your soil no matter what you intend to plant! Great gardens start with great soils. Introducing organic material through rich compost can improve your plants' ability to take up […]
SATURDAY March 16 - Waiting List Only 10 AM – PRINCIPLES OF PRUNING for structure and sustainability with Tom Ingersoll and Melissa Ingersoll, MA Certified Arborists. Do your trees look out of control? Do your shrubs have few flowers and look dead in the center? Proper pruning from planting through maturity can help improve form […]
SATURDAY March 23 10 AM- FRUIT TREE PRUNING DEMONSTRATION with Marc Fadding, Certified Arborist, Horticulturist and Owner of Marconica, Inc., Glendale, MA. Proper pruning of fruit trees encourages health, invigorates growth in both the tree and its fruit, and improves the aesthetics of your property. Learn the timetables for pruning and protective spraying as Marc […]
SUNDAY March 24 1 PM- A BAKER'S DOZEN OF HERBS with Sandy Merrill, Gardens by D'esign, New London CT Herbs may be the easiest plants to grow - so don't baby them! They love sun and rocky, quick-draining soil. Most were just 'weeds' that someone noticed smelled nice when touched, and through trial and error, […]