Groundhogs & Valentines…It’s February

 


Winter Gardens

We all know that Rochester winters can be long, cold and snowy, but that doesn’t mean we can’t enjoy our landscapes from the warm views of our windows. There are many different types of additions for your landscape that can add interest in these chilly months. Different colors, textures and movement can be welcome changes.

Start now by taking a look from your favorite spots inside to see what areas of your landscape are lacking, or could use a little pizzazz. Think about dimension, something that will draw your eye or make you linger and take some photos. Take note of areas that would benefit by adding a focal point. 

In our next newsletter, Broccolo’s Jessica DeMasio will suggest specific ways you can add winter interest through movement, color and texture to find new beauty in winter.

 

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Environmental Jobs & Internships

Genesee Land Trust has posted job openings ranging from environmental education to farm work.  Their Landscaper Apprentice Program is a summer employment readiness program for ten 14-15 year old youths.The program is funded by the City of Rochester’s Summer of Opportunity Program (SOOP) and runs from July 10 – August 18, Monday – Friday, 12:00 – 4:00 pm. A two-week extension (August 21 – September 1) is offered each year to 5 of the 10 youth participants.
Genesee Land Trust also offers a variety of internships throughout the year including paid and volunteer opportunities for high school students, college students, graduate students and community members.


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Presented by Rochester Civic Garden Center &  Broccolo Tree and Lawn Care

Saturday March 4, 2017,  9 am-3:15 pm
Memorial Art Gallery, 500 University Avenue, Rochester NY 14607