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There is no mistaking this window box on Window Bo

There is no mistaking this window box on Window Box Wednesday as a summer display! It makes a strong autumn statement.

Tip--Because these plants will not be in the window box for very long, do not be afraid to crowd them for a vibrant display. Some plants are even angled forward to highlight their colors.

#windowboxwednesday #nantucket #falldecor

Are you doing your part to preserve Nantucket's na

Are you doing your part to preserve Nantucket's natural resources?

Planting native plants is one way to help to protect Nantucket's island environment. The deep root systems of many native plant species help to enhance water quality around the island. Native plants also require less irrigation and fertilizer to thrive. This helps to keep excess nutrients out of Nantucket's waters.

Please consider how you can help by applying for the Nantucket Garden Club and Nantucket Land & Water Council's Conservation Commendation.
@nantucketlandwater

Please find the details and application at Nantucketgardenclub.org

#conservation #grownative #nantucket #cleanwater #pollinators

Happy Window Box Wednesday in greens and white.

It is time to get ready for The 49th Annual Daffod

It is time to get ready for The 49th Annual Daffodil Flower Show on April 25-27, 2025! November is the perfect time to plant the perfect island flower on Nantucket. Try planting some easy to grow bulbs that will give your yard an early bright show. Some early bloomer suggestions are February Gold, Barrett Browning, Dutch Master, Ice Follies, Mount Hood, Marieke, or Carlton-all are easy to grow if you are just getting started with daffodils.
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#daffodilfestivalnantucket #nantucket

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