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Volume Thirty-one, Issue One January-February 2025

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Winter 2025 Are you thinking about houseplants this winter, or are you more interested in browsing seed catalogs? Perhaps you find yourself in a never-ending online rabbit hole, captivated by the latest and greatest gardening products. We can’t think of a better way to spend a snowy Sunday afternoon!

So many exciting things are coming your way this spring—new plants, new vendors—it will be fantastic! Our weekend Social Sales will begin soon, so be sure to keep an eye on our Facebook page in the coming weeks. We’ll highlight some of the new material that will be available.

Visit us at facebook.com/sarasgardencenter There are so many extraordinary plant breeders out there, and there is plenty of time this winter for research. One we’ve been impressed with over the past couple of seasons is Bloomin’ Easy. They’ve hit the mark in a couple of areas. Look for hydrangea “Soul Mate,” a zone 5 macrophylla type with excellent hardiness, rebloom, and size! The Rhododendron “BloomBux” is the perfect boxwood alternative—and it flowers!! Look for the distinctive blue pot at your favorite nursery. bloomineasyplants.com David Austin continues to be our all-time favorite rose breeder—you have to visit the website. It will help you choose the best rose for your garden’s specific site requirements while giving you your favorite color, scent, etc.

We pride ourselves on offering some of his best each spring with more than 30 varieties lined up just for you! davidaustinroses.com The winter season is not just for planting dreams; it’s also the perfect time to plan for your garden’s vitality. Researching and scheduling your fertilizer needs now will ensure a vibrant and healthy garden come spring. We’re big fans of Espoma, and its ‘plant food finder’ tool on the website makes it simple to get the right fertilizer for your plant’s needs.

So, let’s get it on the calendar and keep our gardens thriving this season. espoma.com/plant-food-finder We’re here to tell you to hang on to and relish all this yummy winter happiness—you’ll soon be swamped with lots to do!

We can’t wait to hear all about your winter plans. Bring your lists, pictures, ideas, and dreams this spring. Sharing our common love of plants in all forms is a good thing; spring does that for all of us!

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PUBLISHER/EDITOR: Jane F. Milliman MANAGING EDITOR: Christine Green GRAPHIC DESIGN: Cathy Monrad TECHNICAL EDITOR: Brian Eshenaur CIRCULATION: Kieley Tabone

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Directory ..................................................................6–18 Calendar................................................................ 19–22 Almanac................................................................. 24–26

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From the editor It is cold today. Really, really cold. As I write this it is 18 degrees outside. The dog is snuggled up under some blankets watching the world go by, and I’m dreaming of sunnier days in the garden.

What will I plant this year? How will those irises I moved fare come spring? Am I going to try growing carrots again? So many questions! I think it is time to grab my gardening journal and create some lists, scribble some sketches, and review last year’s success and failures. As both a writer and a gardener I am a big fan of an old-school gardening journal. I love to flip back through my entries over the years and see what my plans were once upon a time and consider how well (or not) those plans went. One of my favorite things to add to my journal are actual printed photos of my

garden. Not only do they help me recall what is growing where and how well my plantings did, but it is just plain pretty.

I have this wistful idea that someday my kids or future grandkids might take up gardening and look at these old journals and get a little inspiration. One can hope!

This issue is a great one to hold onto all year. Not only is the almanac/directory chock-full of business and clubs to help all gardeners regardless of skill, it also has solid advice to get you through another year of gardening.

Stay warm. I suspect, like me, you are dreaming of the spring.

ABOVE: Amazing Grey Poppy.

Photo by Christine Green

Batavia Turf …

Making New York Green.

“The True Breath of Life” A 50’ x 50’ area of sod converts enough carbon dioxide to oxygen to sustain a family of four.

Chuck Hoover 585-261-6370

Directory 2025 2445 Organics 63 Main Street Massena, NY 13662 607-752-0544 edwelch747@gmail.com 2445organics.com We offer indoor gardening systems that provide year-round availability of fresh food and other plant products. If you order from our website, use promotional code elw747 at checkout to receive $100 off your purchase.

A A-1 Land Care 1527 Ridge Road Lewiston, NY 14092 716-754-4999 darien@a-1landcare.com a-1landcare.com Nursery, garden center, landscaping, lawn maintenance, hydroseeding, topsoil, mulch.

AAA Horizon Club Tours 100 International Drive Buffalo, NY 14221 800-242-4244 horizonclubtours@nyaaa.com horizonclubtours.com Aaron Preston’s Landscape Service & Garden Center 1640 State Route 104 Ontario, NY 14519 585-265-2490 aplandscapesrv@aol.com aaronprestonlandscaping.com Patios, retaining walls, sidewalks, plantings, new lawns, hydroseeding, drainage, bulk mulch Acorn Ponds & Waterfalls 7 Menlo Place Rochester, NY 14620 585-442-6373 tom@acornponds.com acornponds.com Certified Aquascape Contractor since 2004, specializing in landscape design, backyard pond maintenance, renovation & construction. Contact us today so we can help you create the garden you’ve always dreamed of.

Adams Nursery & Garden Center 5799 Genesee Street Lancaster, NY 14086 716-683-4885 info@adamsnurseries.com adamsnurseries.com Western New York’s largest wholesale/retail nursery with the only lifetime guarantee on nursery stock. Buy Adams-grown! Like us on facebook!

African Violet & Gesneriad Society of WNY 716-662-9434 judyoneil1945@gmail.com gesneriadsociety.org/chapters/ WNY/ We meet the third Tuesday of the month, March–December, at 7pm, Greensfields Health & Rehab Center, 5949 Broadway, Lancaster.

Send email for more info.

African Violet and Gesneriad Society of Rochester Messiah Lutheran Church, 4301 Mt. Read Blvd.

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Rochester, NY 14616 585-313-8674 dburdick@msn.com avgsr.org Meets the first Thursday of the month September–November and March–May, 7–9pm at Messiah Lutheran Church, 4301 Mt. Read Blvd., Rochester, NY 14616.

December and June meetings are social events TBD location.

Contacts: Douglas Burdick, 585313-8674, dburdick@msn.com.

Barb Festenstein, 585-461-1673, barbfestenstein@aol.com.

African Violet Society of Syracuse 315-492-2562 Membership open to all interested in culture, care and propagation of African violets. Meetings held the second Thursday of the month, September–May, Pitcher Hill Community Church, 605 Bailey Road, North Syracuse. Visitors welcome.

Akron Tree Farms of NY 5911 Fisk Rd. Pendleton, NY 14094 716-625-8462 eddore@akrontreefarms.com akrontreefarms.com Wholesale grower of deciduous shade & ornamental trees.

Alden Garden Club 13116 Main Street Alden, NY 14004 716-937-7924 facebook.com/AldenGardenClub Alden Garden Club meets the second Wednesday of the month (except July & August) at 7 pm in the Alden Community Center.

Informative speakers and tasty snacks. Plant sale each May. Active in keeping our community beautiful. New members and guests welcome.

Amana Garden Club 630 Main Street West Seneca, NY 14224 716-844-8543 singtoo@aol.com Meetings held the second Wednesday of the month (except January) at Ebenezer United Church of Christ, 630 Main Street, West Seneca. Visitors welcome.

Amanda’s Native Garden LLC 8030 Story Road Dansville , NY 14437 585-750-6288 ellen@amandasnativeplants.com amandasnativeplants.com We specialize in propagating and growing native perennial flowers, ferns, grasses and sedges. These plants provide food and habitat for butterflies, moths, bees and birds. You can make a significant contribution to the quality of our shared environment.

American Conifer Society— Northeast Region media@conifersociety.org conifersociety.org The purpose of the ACS is to promote the use of conifers in the garden and landscape and to educate the public about their care and conservation.

American Irrigation 5474 Shunpike Road Lockport, NY 14094 716-438-0417 americanirrigationinc@gmail.com americanirrigationinc.com Arbordale Gardens 11390 Transit Road East Amherst, NY 14051 716-688-9125 landscaping@arbordale.com arbordale.com Landscaping and Garden Center.

The King of Ponds. Landscape design, planting, fine gardening.

Garden Center features The Pond Shop, Wild Bird Shoppe, greenhouse and acres of plants.

Arbour Barber Company, The 585-289-4117 info@arbourbarber.com arbourbarber.com Arborists dedicated to maintaining a legacy of trees with experienced assessments, pruning practiced as an art and science, and practical advice for enhancing your life with trees. Serving the greater Rochester and Finger Lakes region.

Artful Gardener, The 727 Mount Hope Avenue Rochester, NY 14620 585-454-2874 artfulgardener@frontier.com theartfulgardenerny.com Retail shop specializing in garden accents, frost-proof pottery and home decor. Featuring Americanmade crafts including the work of local artisans. Open year-round.

Asa Ransom House Inn & Restaurant 10529 Main Street Clarence, NY 14031 716-759-2315 innfo@asaransom.com asaransom.com A Clarence, New York Bed and Breakfast and Restaurant 15 minutes from Buffalo.

Aspinall’s Tree Nursery & Landscaping, LLC 8797 E. Genesee Turnpike Chittenango, NY 13037 315-687-5282 Aspinalls@AspinallsTree.com aspinallstree.com Retail and wholesale Nursery including trees, shrubs, perennials, annuals and gift items. Full service design, hardscape, planting, water feature irrigation and drainage installation. We also offer landscape maintenance.

Attica Package Company Inc. and D&D Logging Inc. 45 Windsor Street Attica, NY 14011 585-591-0510 apc.office@verizon.net Services Provided: Purchase Timber & Timber Land, Harvesting, Firewood/ fuel pellet sales, Timber Management, Land Clearing/Mowing, Bark mulch for landscaping, Wood chips, Animal bedding, Grinding, Certified Playground material.

B Badding Farm Market 10820 Transit Road East Amherst, NY 14051 716-636-7824 contactus@baddingbrosfarm.com baddingbrosfarm.com We specialize in spring plants including unique accent plants, Proven Winners, combination hanging baskets and custom container planting. Our selection of fountains and garden accessories is extraordinary. We adapt seasonally to provide all of your needs.

Ballantyne Gardens 4825 Hopkins Road Liverpool NY 13088 315-453-0621 ballantyne3@verizon.net ballantynegardens.com Bard College Campus & Arboretum 30 Campus Road Annandale-on-Hudson, NY 12504 845-752-LEAF(5323) arboretum@bard.edu bard.edu/arboretum College campus with historical tree alles, planted gardens and a formal Italian garden overlooking the Hudson River and Catskill Mountains.

Barefoot Edible Landscape & Permaculture PO Box 18212 Rochester, NY 14618 585-506-6505 patty@barefootpermaculture.com barefootpermaculture.com We provide individual & business consultations, mentoring, design, installation & maintenance, educational workshops & classes and inspirational speaking for edible landscaping, homesteading, sustainable living, edible forest gardening & home gardening.

Barnes Evergreens 526 Moul Rd. Hilton, NY 14468 585-392-9279 rwb526d@yahoo.com barnestreefarm.net Grower of evergreens. Many varieties and sizes to choose from.

We supply many local upstate NY landscapers with trees. For more info visit us on the Web at barnestreefarm.net.

Bartlett Tree Experts 2059 Brighton-Henrietta Town Line Rd Rochester, NY 14623 585-385-4060 bartlett.com Tree Preservation, Plant Health Care, Soil Management, Scientific Tree Care & Research, Inventory, Assessments, Pruning and Removals Batavia Turf 6465 Transit Road Elba, NY 14058 585-548-2552 chuck@bataviaturf.com facebook.com/BataviaTurf-136404756401533 Professionally Grown Sod/ DuraEdge Infield Mixes

Beaver Landscaping, Inc. 5640 Davison Rd. Clarence, NY 14031 716-759-7044 steve@shrubcoat.com shrubcoat.com Residential and commercial landscape installation and maintenance; hardscape and pond installation; certified Unilock installer; tree & shrub health care programs; inventor and manufacturer of The Shrub Coat; shrubcoat.com; 1-888-747-8226.

Beaver Meadow Audubon Center 1610 Welch Road North Java, NY 14113 585-457-3228 info@buffaloaudubon.org buffaloaudubon.org Buffalo Audubon Society promotes the appreciation and enjoyment of the natural world through education and stewardship.

Learn about birds, wildlife and conservation issues through classes, lectures and programs.

Becker Farms & Vizcarra Vineyards 3724 Quaker Road Gasport, NY 14067 716-772-2211 andres.beckerfarms@gmail.com beckerfarms.com Bedford’s Greenhouse 6820 Cedar Street Akron, NY 14001 716-542-6110 bedfords6820@gmail.com facebook.com/BedfordsGreenhouse-1302628913155782 We grow our own annual plants plus specialize in a variety of combination hanging baskets & patio containers.

Bengert Greenhouses 230 French Road West Seneca NY 14224 716-823-6114 bengrn24@gmail.com bengertgreenhouses.com Wholesale / Retail Greenhouse H.B. - Accent Plants - Holiday Crops Bergen Swamp Preservation Society PO Box 460 Bergen, NY 14416 bsps@bergenswamp.org bergenswamp.org Bergen Water Gardens 7443 Buffalo Rd. Churchville, NY 14428 585-293-2860 lnau5050@gmail.com bergenwatergardens.com Complete selection of pond liner and pond supplies including waterlilies, pond fish and the largest Chinese lotus collection in the USA. We also carry a large selection of carnivorous plants from pitcher plants to tropical Nepenthes. 2024 will feature our new Orchid Show Room. Annual Lotus Fest event.

Bessie’s Best Compost 5320 Griffith Rd Gainesville, NY 14066 585-322-6909 bessiesbestcompost.com 100% cow manure compost from

Western New York dairy farms.

The compost is available 2 cu.ft. sized bags, and available in bulk.

Try our compost/mulch blend for top dressing. Our products are available for purchase at the farm, as well as garden retailers around WNY. OMRI listed.

Beyond the Basics Property Services Inc. 3150 Seneca Street West Seneca, NY 14224 716-602-1928 Kennedy199@aol.com beyond-the-basics.com Utility restoration contractor.

Grading,Hydroseeding & sod.

Tree & shrub planting. Pavers & retaining walls. Soil/stone/mulch sales w/delivery. Pergolas & decks.

Birchcrest Tree & Landscape, Inc. 150 Lee Road Rochester, NY 14606 585-671-5433 birchcrestlandscape.com A premier tree care, landscaping and plant health care firm with a team of professional designers, certified nursery professionals and certified arborists that combine their expertise to help you create and maintain the beautiful landscape you desire.

Bird House, The 3035 Monroe Avenue Rochester, NY 14618 585-264-1550 info@thebirdhouseny.com thebirdhouseny.com Nature and garden store specializing in wild bird seed, feeders, houses and hardware.

Nature and garden gifts including chimes, jewelry, yard art and toys.

Birdsong Landscape Design 38 Sandbury Drive Pittsford, NY 14534 585-402-4061 birdsonglandscapedesign@ gmail.com birdsonglandscapedesign.com The goal is simple: reduce the amount of lawn, plant native plants, restore biodiversity.

We live on the unceded land of the Haudenosaunee people (the Seneca Nation) and we have the responsibility to care for this treasure, to restore habitat and food sources for the wildlife with whom we coexist. My native plant landscape designs are customized to each situation with detailed drawings and photos as well as nursery recommendations for plant purchasing. On-location coaching is available and I enjoy giving presentations to groups.

Bison Nursery 9000 Main St. Clarence, NY 14031 716-630-9767 bisonnursery@yahoo.com bisonnursery.com Full service garden center - retail, wholesale and landscaping.

Black Rock Riverside Alliance 1902 Niagara Street Buffalo, NY 14207 716-202-9070 makedron@brralliance.org brralliance.org

We are a not-for-profit and run 4 community gardens in Black Rock and Riverside.

Blasdell Nursery 3527 South Park Avenue Blasdell , NY 14219 716-827-5814 georgimazgaj@yahoo.com blasdellnursery.com Bonsai Society of Upstate New York PO Box 92215 Rochester, NY 14692 585-426-6548 president@ bonsaisocietyofupstateny.org bonsaisocietyofupstateny.org Founded in 1972, the Bonsai Society of Upstate New York has developed into a strong group for enthusiasts in Western New York.

Boston Hill Nursery 7421 Old Lower East Hill Road Colden, NY 14033 716-662-7411 bostonhillnursery@gmail.com bostonhillnursery.com Nursery & Garden Center.

Large selection of trees, shrubs, perennials, annuals, mulches & soils. Shade and ornamental trees are grown at the nursery offering many different varieties. Catalog available.

Brighton Landscape 225 Erie Station Road W. Henrietta, NY 14586 585-334-4406 info@brightonlandscape.com brightonlandscape.com For over 40 years our committment to provide excellent designs, unmatched craftsmanship and detailed attention to maintenance, has been based on our willingness to the needs and vision of our clients.

Bristol’s Garden Center 7454 Victor-Pittsford Road Victor , NY 14564 585-924-2274 customerservice@ bristolsgardencenter.com bristolsgardencenter.com Retail/Wholesale. 11 acres of nursery stock, annuals, perennials & houseplants. Bulk and bagged mulch, soil, and stone. Garden supplies, tools, pottery, chemicals, and fertilizers.

Broccolo Lawn and Landscape 2755 Penfield Road Fairport, NY 14450 585-424-4476 info@broccologroup.com broccolotreeandlawn.com We create the best looking yards in the neighborhood using an environmental approach. We offer lawn care, landscape design and maintenance as well as have a retail garden center.

Brodner Equipment, Inc. 3918 Lyell Rd. Rochester, NY 14606 585-247-5218 tbaum@brodner.com brodner.com Outdoor power equipment sales and service of Ariens Sno Thros & Mowers; BillyGoat Vacuums & leaf blowers; eXmark Commercial

& Residential ZeroTurns; Honda Power Equipment generators, lawnmowers, snowblowers & tillers; Husqvarna Automowers & Chainsaws.

Buffalo & Erie County Botanical Gardens 2655 South Park Ave. Buffalo, NY 14218 716-827-1584 egrajek@buffalogardens.com buffalogardens.com The Gardens is a national historic site, education center and tourist destination full of exotic horticulture treasures from around the world. This breathtaking conservatory was Designed by Lord & Burnham and opened in 1900.

Buffalo Area Daylily Society (BADS) 716-941-6167 facebook.com/ Buffalo-Area-DaylilySociety-148577285168740 An educational organization with a passion for daylilies and a mission to educate members and the public with interesting meetings and other outreach activities. Find us on Facebook Buffalo Area Daylily Society.

Buffalo Horticulture 593 W. Utica Ave. Buffalo, NY 14213 716-628-3555 buffalohorticulture@gmail.com buffalohorticulture.com Highly experienced designer and builder specializing in green infrastructure, native plantings, storm-water capture and diversion, rain gardens and site repair as well as both contemporary and traditional garden design.

Buffalo Olmsted Parks Conservancy Parkside Lodge, 84 Parkside Ave. Buffalo, NY 14214 716-838-1249 zhi@bfloparks.org bfloparks.org The Buffalo Olmsted Parks Conservancy is a not-for-profit, independent, community organization that promotes, preserves, restores, enhances and ensures maintenance of the historic Olmsted park & parkway system in Buffalo, now and for future generations.

Buffalo-NiagaraGardening. com 175 Stevenson Blvd.

Amherst, NY 14226 716-830-7984 connie@buffaloniagaragardening.com buffalo-niagaragardening.com The online gardening magazine for WNY. Get great tips, full-color photos, videos & the most current list of gardening events. Published weekly! Trial for 3 months, $9; whole year, $22.79. Subscribe on our website today.

Bundschuh’s Greenhouses 1033 Victor Road Macedon, NY 14502 315-986-8872 bundschuhsgreenhouses.com Family owned since 1999. We sell

annuals, perennials and herbs.

We specialize in custom container design for our clients. Our hanging baskets grace many towns and villages. We also grow vegetables, strawberries and microgreens.

You pick raspberry and blueberry patch in 2024. Farm fresh brown eggs and meat chickens based upon availability.

Burnap’s Farm Market 7277 Maple Ave. Sodus, NY 14551 315-483-4050 burnapsfarm@aol.com burnapsfarm.com Full-service farm market specializing in unique continer gardening, beautiful fall flowers, homegrown fruits and vegetables and the “Garden Café” serving lunch daily.

Busy Beaver Lawn & Garden 4415 Southwestern Blvd.

Hamburg, NY 14075 716-649-3010 Elizabeth@busybeaver lawnandgarden.com busybeaverlawnandgarden Annuals, perennials, herbs, hanging baskets. Fresh homegrown produce in season. Fall festival, local honey and maple syrup. Jake and Amos Amish products, Zittel’s own jams, jellies, spreads and preserves. Christmas gifts, trees, wreaths, gift baskets.

C Carol Watson Greenhouse 2980 Sentinel Heights Road Lafayette, NY 13084 315-677-0286 carol@carolwatsongreenhouse.com carolwatsongreenhouse.com Casler Flower Farm and Greenhouses LLC 895 Babcock Hill Rd. West Winfield, NY 13491 315-822-5135 caslerfarm@gmail.com facebook.com/Casler-FlowerFarm-175062012535316 Open Spring, Fall & Christmas.

Family run greenhouse open May 1st until the greenhouses are sold out. Unique primitive gift shop carries garlands, candles, tinware, wall hangings and NY state honey, jam, maple syrup, fudge & more.

Find us on Facebook.

Cayuga Daylilies 77 Halseyville Road Ithaca, NY 14850 607-272-9072 cayugadaylilies95@gmail.com facebook.com/CayugaDaylilies We grow and sell more than 350 cold hardy, affordable daylily cultivars on weekends from 6/30/18 through 8/4/18, or by appointment. Visit our website, facebook or call for dates and times.

Cayuga Landscape Co., Inc. 2712 N. Triphammer Road Ithaca, NY 14850 607-257-3000 david@cayugalandscape.com cayugalandscape.com Professional landscape installations for over 43 years.

Comprehensive garden design and implementation in the central Finger Lakes. Skilled hardscape craftsmen. Delightfully diverse garden center. Grower of 20 acres of nursery stock.

Cazenovia Garden Club cazgardenclub@gmail.com Cazenovia Garden Club usually meets the first Tuesday of the month at 10:15 a.m. at the Cazenovia Public Library. With an active membership, their objective is to stimulate interest in horticulture, develop skills in the beautification of community and home, and create awareness of national and local conservation issues. Meetings feature guest speakers and field trips are planned throughout the year.

For more information contact cazgardenclub@gmail.com.

Cedar Street Sales & Rental 111 Cedar Street Batavia, NY 14020 585-343-4899 guyjr@cedarstreetonline.com cedarstreetonline.com Lawn and garden equipment sales and service. We are one of the largest Cub Cadet and Stihl dealers in the nation. We also rent over 300 pieces of equipment to homeowners, landscapers and industry. From floor sanders to mini excavators.

Central New York Land Trust PO Box 9417 Syracuse, NY 13290 315-575-8839 director@cnylandtrust.org cnylandtrust.org The Central New York Land Trust seeks to preserve and protect natural areas in order to provide our communities clean water, clean air, wildlife habitat and a chance to connect with the land.

Central NY Large Scale Railway Society 315-598-3346 jmccumbe@twcny.rr.com cnylsrs.net To all train and garden lovers: visit our spectacular g-scale railroad layout & unique gardens. A night time wonderland!

Chevalier Outdoor Living 9580 Route 39 Springville, NY 14141 716-592-0854 office@youroutdoorlivingspace. com youroutdoorlivingspace.com We believe in building relationships, inspiring creativity & expression, showing love & respect to both materials & the people we work with. We build and maintain amazing outdoor living spaces allowing us to reconnect with nature & each other.

Chiavetta’s Greenhouse 9784 S. Main Street Angola , NY 14006 716-549-0458 tatertotny@aol.com facebook.com/ChiavettasPotatoes-Greenhouse583574281675217

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Chicken Coop Originals 13245 Clinton Street Alden, NY 14004 716-937-7837 shriverth@gmail.com chickencooporiginals.com We are a home-based garden, antique & art shop with 3 little barns to browse, herb & perennial gardens, woodland scripture path & fresh eggs. We offer garden & art workshops for adults & kids or come for a garden lovers retreat with friends!

Chuck Hafner’s Farmer’s Market & Garden Center 7265 Buckley Road North Syracuse, NY 13212 315-458-2231 store@chuckhafner.com chuckhafner.com We are a 65,000 square-foot garden center. We carry a full line of annuals as well as perennials, vegetable plants, nursery stock, mulches and lawn care products.

City of Rochester Public Market 280 N. Union Street Rochester, NY 14609 585-428-6907 pmarket@cityofrochester.gov cityofrochester.gov/ publicmarket Historic public market near downtown Rochester. Three outdoor, one indoor vendor sheds.

Year-round Tues. & Thurs., 6am–1pm; Sat., 5am–3pm. Also open 48 days annually for free special events, including Flower City Days horticultural sales (May, June).

Clifton Recycling, Inc 5332 Route 31 Clay, NY 13401 315-288-5250 CliftonRecycling@gmail.com cliftonrecycling.com We provide landscaping materials, tub grinding green waste and various types of material trucking and equipment hauling to a broad range of customers from home owners all the way to large municipalities.

Clover Lawn & Landscape 485 Landing Road North Rochester, NY 14625 585-244-1626 doug@clovernursery.com cloverlandscape.net Full service landscape company; 27 years experience Clover Nursery & Garden Center 485 Landing Road North Rochester, NY 14625 585-482-5372 doug@clovernursery.com clovernursery.com Full service garden center Cobbs Hill Daylily Garden 1 Hillside Ave Rochester, NY 14610 585-461-3317 czettek@msn.com National Daylily Display Garden in the City of Rochester with open house tours in July and early August.

Some daylilies for sale. See monthly UGJ Calendar for dates and times.

ColdClimateGardening.com / Kathy Purdy 565 Moran Rd. Oxford, NY 13830 607-242-7503 kopurdy@gmail.com coldclimategardening.com Cold Climate Gardening is a website which provides the information gardeners need to successfully garden in USDA Hardiness Zones 5 and colder.

Coldwater Pond Nursery 600 S. Marbletown Rd. Phelps, NY 14532 315-331-8068 info@coldwaterpond.com coldwaterpond.com Coldwater Pond Nursery specializes in dwarf conifers, flowering shrubs, ornamental trees, and other woody plants, both rare and popular. Plants are available mail order as well as at the nursery, we work with both retail and wholesale customers.

Concord Amish Village 6652 Rte. 39 Springville, NY 14141 716-592-9158 info@concordamish.com concordamish.com We sell Amish made gazebos, sheds, indoor & outdoor furniture, arbors, bridges, fountains, birdbaths & much more.

Cornell Botanic Gardens 124 Comstock Knoll Drive Ithaca, NY 14850 607-255-2400 botanicgardens@cornell.edu cornellbotanicgardens.org Comprising 35-acres of cultivated gardens, 100-acre F.R. Newman Arboretum, natural areas and more than 30 miles of public trails. Open year-round, sunrise to sunset, no admission; welcome center hours vary by season. Group tours available.

Cornell Cooperative Extension, Allegany County 5435 A County Rd. 48 Belmont, NY 14813 585-268-7644 allegany@cornell.edu allegany.cce.cornell.edu Cornell Cooperative Extension, Cayuga County 248 Grant Avenue Auburn, NY 13021 315-255-1183 cayuga@cornell.edu blogs.cornell.edu/ccecayuga Cornell Cooperative Extension, Erie County 21 South Grove St., Suite 310 East Aurora, NY 14052 716-652-5400 erie@cornell.edu erie.cce.cornell.edu/gardening Education for the home, landscape and gardens.

Cornell Cooperative Extension, Genesee County 420 East Main Street Batavia , NY 14020 585-343-3040 jmb374@cornell.edu genesee.cce.cornell.edu

Master Gardeners provide research based resources to the public on a variety of topics such as insect & plant ID, pest management & best gardening practices. Check our website for Helpline hours and events.

Cornell Cooperative Extension, Livingston County 3 Murray Hill Drive Mt. Morris, NY 14510 585-991-5420 livingston@cornell.edu ccelivingstoncounty.org Provide research-based information to home gardeners on a variety of subjects, including (but not limited to) lawn care, pesticide use, gardening practices, and soil testing.

Cornell Cooperative Extension, Monroe County 2449 St. Paul Blvd.

Rochester, NY 14617 585-753-2555 monroemg@cornell.edu monroe.cce.cornell.edu Master Gardener Helpline of Cornell Cooperative Extension of Monroe County offers nonbiased, research based solutions to gardening questions. Fee based horticulture seminars for organizations & agencies. Contact us for advice from the gardening experts!

Cornell Cooperative Extension, Niagara County 4487 Lake Avenue Lockport, NY 14094 716-433-8839 x226 jaf21@cornell.edu cceniagaracounty.org Research based information and diagnostic services (soil testing, pest identification) Master Gardener Program.

Cornell Cooperative Extension, Oneida County 121 Second Street Oriskany, NY 13424 315-736-3394 cceoneida.com Cornell Cooperative Extension Oneida County is located in Oriskany, NY. Seeking Master Gardener Volunteers to join the program in 2020! During the gardening season come and view the Extension’s Parker F. Scripture Botanical Gardens.

Cornell Cooperative Extension, Onondaga County 100 South Salina Street,Suite 170 Syracuse , NY 13202 315-424-9485 onondaga@cornell.edu cceonondaga.org Cornell Cooperative Extension, Ontario County 480 North Main Street Canandaigua, NY 14424 585-394-3977 rw43@cornell.edu cceontario.org Offer horticultural workshops, consultations, gardening newsletter and diagnostic services (soil testing; insect, disease and plant identification).

Cornell Cooperative Extension, Orleans County 12690 State Route 31 Albion, NY 14411 585-798-4265 klo54@cornell.edu orleans.cce.cornell.edu Master Gardeners provide reliable, researched-based gardening related information to the public, answer horticultural questions, provide soil sampling and analysis, plant selection/care and identification of insects and plant diseases.

Cornell Cooperative Extension, Seneca County 308 Main Street Shop Centre Waterloo, NY 13165 315-539-9251 seneca@cornell.edu senecacountycce.org Seneca County CCE’s volunteer Master Gardener program utilizes trained volunteers to educate the public through workshops, hotlines, articles in local papers, programs at schools and other youth organizations, and public outreach.

Cornell Cooperative Extension, Tompkins County 615 Willow Avenue Ithaca, NY 14850 607-272-2292 growline@cornell.edu ccetompkins.org Year-round in-person and Zoom gardening classes & special events ccetompkins.org/gardening/ gardening-classes. May: Ithaca Spring Garden Fair & Plant Sale.

Summer: Open Days Garden Tours.

Ask a Master Gardener Volunteer at growline@cornell.edu.

Cornell Cooperative Extension, Wayne County 1581 Route 88 North Newark , NY 14513 315-331-8415 mgwayne@cornell.edu ccewayne.org Master Gardeners answer consumer home garden and landscape questions including plant disease and insects, pest control and composting. Free presentations to groups of 10 or more in Wayne County.

Cornell Cooperative Extension, Yates County 417 Liberty St. Penn Yan, NY 14527 315-536-5123 mgyates@cornell.edu cce.cornell.edu/yates Cottage Gardens 4540 East Shelby Rd. Medina, NY 14103 585-798-5441 cglilies@rochester.rr.com daylily.net/gardens/ cottagegardens Specialty nursery - we grow over 3900 named cultivars of daylilies.

Cotton Nursery 211 Rice Rd. Elma, NY 14059 716-652-9342 cottonnursery@yahoo.com CountryMax Stores countrymax.com Your neighborhood country store.

One stop store for your lawn & garden, wild bird, pet & equine needs.

CountryMax, Baldwinsville 2964 State Route 31 Lysander, NY 13027 315-303-0656 baldwinsville@countrymax.com CountryMax, Batavia 610 East Main Street Batavia , NY 14020 585-344-4554 batavia@countrymax.com CountryMax, Brockport 4875 Lake Road Brockport, NY 14420 585-391-3065 brockport@countrymax.com CountryMax, Cicero 5808 Crabtree Lane Cicero, NY 13039 315-699-1918 cicero@countrymax.com CountryMax, Cortland 980 State Route 13 Cortland, NY 13045 607-756-5657 cortland@countrymax.com CountryMax, DeWitt 3179 Erie Boulevard East DeWitt, NY 13214 315-656-7698 dewitt@countrymax.com CountryMax, Fairport 897 Turk Hill Road Fairport, NY 14450 585-388-1030 fairport@countrymax.com CountryMax, Farmington 5930 County Road 41 Farmington, NY 14425 585-924-7340 farmington@countrymax.com CountryMax, Geneseo 4101 Lakeville Road Geneseo, NY 14454 585-447-9021 geneseo@countrymax.com CountryMax, Henrietta 4575 W. Henrietta Road Henrietta, NY 14467 585-334-2180 henrietta@countrymax.com CountryMax, Norwich 6265 County Route 32 Norwich, NY 13815 607-334-3248 norwich@countrymax.com CountryMax, Ontario 1298 Route 104 Ontario , NY 14519 315-524-3863 ontario@countrymax.com CountryMax, Palmyra 625 East Main Street Palmyra, NY 14522 315-597-4831 palmyra@countrymax.com CountryMax, Seneca Falls 1945 Balsey Road Seneca Falls, NY 13148 315-539-5316 seneca_falls@countrymax.com

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CountryMax, Spencerport 4658 West Ridge Road Spencerport, NY 14559 585-349-0861 spencerport@countrymax.com CountryMax, Thiele’s 7485 Shawnee Road N. Tonawanda, NY 14120 716-692-4401 bkerns@countrymax.com Craft Company #6 785 University Ave. Rochester, NY 14607 585-473-3413 comments@craftcompany.com craftcompany.com Creative Gardeners of Penfield Penfield, NY 14526 585-385-2065 facebook.com/ CreativeGardenersofPenfield Creative Gardeners of Penfield meet the second Monday of the month at 9:15 am (except July & August), Penfield United Methodist Church, 1795 Baird Road, Penfield.

Visitors welcome. Call if interested in attending a meeting.

Cross Creek Nursery, Inc. 8390 Cazenovia Road Manlius, NY 13104 315-682-1118 crosscreeknurser@aol.com crosscreeknursery.net Retail & wholesale nursery & lanscaping.

Custom Turf 296 Rochester St. Salamanca, NY 14779 716-945-0283 info@customturf.com customturf.com

D D. A. Spencer Water Sculptures, Inc. 7203 State Route 5 & 20 Bloomfield, NY 14569 585-924-7542 sculptureguy@rochester.rr.com facebook.com/Henry3ss David Spencer has been involved in the design & construction of naturalistic landscapes for decades.

Dart Enterprise 533 Bear Road Cowlesville, NY 14037 585-356-4958 dartenterprise@ymail.com facebook.com/DartEnterprise-395866350491157 We offer a large selection of annuals, perennials, vegetables and hanging baskets - all grown on our family farm during the spring season. Through the summer we are open for u-pick/we-pick cut flowers and blueberries.

Davey Tree 1200 Commerce Parkway Lancaster, NY 14086 716-684-2700 info@davey.com

davey.com Tree, Lawn & Landscape Care Der Rosenmeister Nursery 304 Seven Mile Drive Ithaca, NY 14850 607-351-1336 derrosenmeister@gmail.com derrosenmeister.com We are a small, family owned nursery specializing in cold hardy, disease resistant roses both antique and modern. Sales are at the nursery only. We do not ship. I also do garden design and lecture on all aspects of rose care and garden design.

Designer Mailbox 60 Pearce Dr. Amherst, NY 14226 716-631-0391 mewbox@aol.com designer-mailbox.com Installing mailboxes and post in the Western NY area.

Devine Gardens LLC 4015 Ryan Rd Morrisville, NY 13408 315-663-1675 tina@devine-gardens.com devine-gardens.com Devine Gardens - helping your plants grow with vermicompost filled with beneficial soil microbes to help your plants be healthier and more productive. Please visit website to buy online or learn where to buy in Central New York.

Dickman Farms Greenhouses & Garden Center 13 Archie Street Auburn , NY 13021 315-253-3030 thegardencenter@dickmanfarms. com dickmanfarms.com Visit Dickman Farms where you’ll find the largest selection of specialty annuals, unique varieties of perennials, tropical foliage, ornamental trees, shrubs, roses, mums, poinsettias and more!

DollarSeed PO Box 504 Cortland, NY 13045 607-241-7840 crownpc@yahoo.com dollarseed.com We are a small seed repackaging facility. We sell to the average home gardener as well as custom label our products for groups, schools, fundraising, etc. All packages are just $1.00 each, with low to free S&H. Dore Landscape Associates, Inc. 5911 Fisk Rd. Pendleton, NY 14094 716-625-8005 info@dorelandscape.com dorelandscape.com Full service design - build landscape corporation.

Down to Earth Landscape Design and Maintenance 1179 Payne Road Shortsville, NY 14548 585-455-2269 downtoearth.mbooth@gmail.com Fun to work with, certified CNLP with 40 years of experience. Will work with you to create your dream garden.

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Dragonfly Garden Design 200 Sagamore Drive Rochester, NY 14617 585-755-0155 vmdfly77@frontier.com After 25 years in the landscape design and build business, we are now a consulting business. We would be happy to meet with you to discuss your landscape needs and plans, make suggestions, especially with regard to deer-resistant plantings, and to offer referrals.

Dramatic Landscape Lighting by Woodlawn Landscapes 14 Grace Marie Dr. Webster, NY 14580 585-749-0183 info@dramaticlandscapelighting. com dramaticlandscapelighting.com Over 40 years of security, safety and ambiance low voltage lighting.

We design, install, maintain and service low voltage landscape lighting. We can convert existing systems to LED. Be a focal point on your street.

Draves Arboretum 1815 Sharrick Road Darien, NY 14040 585-547-3341 dravesarboretum@rochester. rr.com Draves Arboretum is located on 20+ acres in Darien, NY just a short drive from Buffalo and Rochester. The Arboretum has over 800 species of trees and shrubs. We are a Level III ArbNet Accredited Arboretum. The Arboretum is open

by Appointment only and open for your personal events.

Duane Pancoast, Garden Writer, Blogger, Speaker 1347 Fieldcrest Lane Victor, NY 14564 585-576-6588 pancoastduane@gmail.com thegeriatricgardener.wordpress. com As The Geriatric Gardener, Duane Pancoast blogs, writes and speaks about Adaptive Gardening, which helps all gardeners, especially seniors, modify their gardens and gardening to enable them to garden for life.

Dusart Design Group, LLC 5860 Ike Dixon Rd. Camillus, NY 13031 315-672-3055 bendusart@gmail.com redoaknurseries.com

E E. M. Mills Memorial Rose Garden Thornden Park Syracuse, NY 315-682-9688 CRBAU@aol.com syracuserosesociety.org One of 122 gardens accreditied by the ARS and the All American Rose Selections for advance display of award-winning roses. Established in 1922 and maintained by the Syracuse Rose Society, it’s one of

the oldest municipal rose gardens in the country.

Eagle Bay Gardens / Cooks Nursery 2912 East Lake Rd. (Rt. 20) Dunkirk , NY 14048 716-792-7581 rblydell@gmail.com eaglebaygardens.net Large & unusual garden featuring hosta & many rare trees, shrubs & perennials. Lots for sale. Call for appointment. Restroom & free picnic grounds on site.

Eblacker & Stone 127 Somershire Dr Rochester, NY 14617 585-233-5320 eblackerstone@gmail.com eblackerstone.com Builder of traditional one of a kind dry stone walls, garden art and gathering spaces.

Echelon Supply and Service 115 Metropolitan Dr. Liverpool, NY 13088 315-451-2770 sales@jgbhose.com jgbhose.com JGB offers a multitude of industrial & military hoses and hosing accessories. JGB has used its hose knowledge to create a revolutionary new garden hose, “TUFF GUARD The Perfect Garden Hose.”

Eden Valley Growers, Inc. 7502 North Gowanda State Road Eden, NY 14057 716-992-9721 kb@edenvalleygrowers.com edenvalleygrowers.com We wholesale Premier Berger Peat Soil Mixes, MasterBlend Fertilizers & Flower trays. Also, Irrigation & Field Plastic.

Elaine’s Flower Shoppe 2365 George Urban Blvd.

Depew, NY 14043 716-681-4688 elainesflowershoppe@verizon.net elainesflowershoppe.biz Elbers Landscape Service, Inc. 2918 Main Street Buffalo, NY 14214 716-834-2167 info@elberslandscape.com elberslandscape.com Since 1919, Elbers Landscape Service, Inc. has provided landscaping and snow and ice management services to residential and commercial customers throughout Western New York.

Elbers is a family owned and operated company, staffed with friendly CNLPs. Elmira Garden Club 426 Fulton St. Elmira, NY 14904 facebook.com/Elmira-GardenClub-131832586956704 Established in 1928, the Elmira Garden Club has approximately 80 members and owns its own garden clubhouse and fenced garden. The EGC promotes gardening and all its associated activities for members and its communities. Annual plant sale in May.

English Gardener, The 1400 Kensington Ave. Buffalo, NY 14215 716-833-8000 englishgardenerservices@gmail. com english-gardener.com Envirometrics Systems USA 21 Framark Drive, Unit 657 Victor, NY 14564 585-576-6588 sales@treebands.com treebands.com Envirometrics Systems USA manufactures The BugBarrier Tree Band a popular adhesive tree banding system used to trap invasive and damaging insects including the Spotted Lanternfly and Spongy Moth (Formerly Gypsy Moth) Ettinger Horticulture Consulting Services, Terry L. 119 Concord Place Syracuse, NY 13210-2649 315-471-5854 info@tlehcs.com tlehcs.com We create environmentally sensitive landscape and garden designs and management plans that enhance the appearance, function and value of your property, while providing yearround interest outside your window!

Experienced Brick & Stone 4536 Main Street Suite 102 Amherst , NY 14226 716-691-3061 ssmith@exbricks.com experiencedbricks.com We offer antique reclaimed street bricks, cobblestones, curbing and other hardscape materials as well as reclaimed architectural materials. Cleaned, palletized and ready for your next project. Our materials can give any project that special touch.

F Fairmount Garden Club tooley.susan@yahoo.com Meets the third Thursday of the month (March–November) at 6:30pm, Camillus Senior Center, 25 First Street, Camillus. Speakers & community projects. All are welcome.

Fairport Garden Club Fairport, NY 14450 fairportgc@gmail.com fairportgardenclub.com Meets 3rd Thursday evening of the month (except January, February March & August), members’ homes or Perinton Ambulance building. Educational topics through speakers, workshops, local tours & community gardening i.e., Planter at Johanna Perrin School.

Federated Garden Clubs NYS, District 8 nancyk212@aol.com gardenclubsofwny.com Our district geographically extends from Lake Ontario to the PA

state line. It contains 27 clubs comprised of various sizes. Clubs meet on different days of the week; morning, afternoon or evening.

Check our website to find a club in your area.

Federated Garden Clubs of NYS, 7th District grant.dorothy22@gmail.com 7thdistrictfgcnys.org Finger Lakes Biochar 142 County Rd. 9 Victor , NY 14564 585-737-7282 us@ithaka-institut.org fingerlakesbiochar.com Biochar is a carbon negative soil conditioner that boosts plant growth while reducing the need for fertilizer and water. It also filters out toxins, increases soil permeability and attracts beneficial micro-organisms while reducing the amount of CO2 in the atmosphere.

Finger Lakes Biochar uses local agricultural and forestry waste.

Finger Lakes Community College 3325 Marvin Sands Drive Canandaigua, NY 14424 585-785-1260 flcc.edu FLCC offers a unique horticulture degree & one-year certificate with diverse field, greenhouse & classroom experiences. Threeclass track, Cannabis: Biology & Cultivation, starts Fall 2020.

Opportunities available for DEC & CNLP professional certifications.

Finger Lakes Daylily Society 96 State Street Manchester, NY 14504 585-289-6198 dschlossnagle01@yahoo.com flds.weebly.com We meet 4-5 times per year, usually with a guest speaker. We always have door prizes and we have 2 plant auctions a year.

Finger Lakes Native Plant Society 532 Cayuga Heights Rd. Ithaca, NY 14850 info@flnps.org flnps.org They are an organization dedicated to promoting the appreciation of our native flora and hold free public field trips, free indoor programs, & provide members a newsletter, seed exchange, native plant sale, & a December celebration of native plants.

Fitch Construction and Four Season Sunroom 7278 Pittsford-Palmyra Road Fairport, NY 14450 585-377-3330 marketing@fitchconstruction.com fitchconstruction.com Fitch Construction Inc. is a full scale remodeling company as well as a Four Seasons Sunroom franchise. We are also the Velux five county and five star dealer and service provider.

Flower City Looking Good cityofrochester.gov/ gardencontest Folia 493 Atlantic Ave Macedon, NY 14502

585-781-4664 mreynolds2001@msn.com Garden design, construction, renovation and maintenance.

Forevergreens 11398 Bolton Road Springville, NY 14141 716-560-8004 forevergreens@aol.com forevergreens.com Grower of evergreens for landscaping and Christmas. Dwarf & unusual conifers, maples, oaks & more. Wholesale & retail.

Fort Ticonderoga 30 Fort Ti Road Ticonderoga, NY 12883 518-585-2821 info@fort-ticonderoga.org fortticonderoga.org Visit this 1920s-era Colonial Revival garden located on the grounds of Fort Ticonderoga.

Guided and self-guided tours, family activities, children’s garden, picnicking, more. Groups welcome.

Fossil Rock Landscape Corp.

21 Holly Circ Spencerport, NY 14559 585-350-9358 fossilrocklandscape@gmail.com fossilrocklandscape.com We are a design/build firm specializing custom outdoor living spaces.

Fox’s Lawn Furniture 7570 Seneca St. East Aurora , NY 14052 716-652-3900 ronaldcfox@msn.com foxslawnfurniture.com Frogger Wildlife Consultants 2331 Vandy Dr. Palmyra, NY 14522 585-355-0181 froggerwildlife@gmail.com froggerwildlife.com Frogger Wildlife Consultants is a family owned and operated business. We service the Finger Lakes Region for all your nuisance wildlife needs. Everything we do is done the most humane way possible. Licensed, insured and experienced!

Fruition Seeds 7921 Hickory Bottom Road Naples, NY 14512 585-374-8903 petra@fruitionseeds.com fruitionseeds.com We grow 400+ varieties of organic seed regionally adapted to thrive in the short seasons of western New York! In addition vegetables, flowers and herbs, we also share organic apple trees. Visit the farm on weekends in April and May between 10 and 2!

G Gallea’s Greenhouse 2832 Clover Street Pittsford, NY 14534 585-586-3017 info@galleas.com galleas.com

Garden Club of Brockport 3565 Lake Road Brockport, NY 14420 813-326-6257 tandjmeier@yahoo.com facebook.com/ groups/1103648106414660 Meets the 2nd Wednesday of every month at 7pm, Jubilee Church, 3565 Lake Road, Brockport. Learn gardening tips from knowledgeable speakers, make garden ornaments through our hands-on classes and explore beautiful local gardens.

For more info call or email Kathy, 585-431-0509 or katyd5950@ gmail.com.

Garden Factory, Inc., The 2126 Buffalo Rd. Rochester, NY 14624 585-247-6236 dennis@gardenfactoryny.com gardenfactoryny.com “Your store for all seasons.”

Garden Friends of Clarence 9785 Tonawanda Creek Road Clarence Center, NY 14032 716-741-4283 gardenfriendsofclarence@ hotmail.com gardenfriendsofclarence. shutterfly.com Established in 2004 by a camaraderie of experienced gardeners who share a love of plants and gardening. Members enjoy sharing their knowledge and experience with others. All levels of gardeners are represented.

Garden Gate Greenhouse 11600 W. Perrysburg Rd. Perrysburg, NY 14129 716-532-6282 gpatt052@gmail.com Retail greenhouse growing a wide variety of annuals, hanging baskets, perennials, fall garden mums; specializing in hardy ferns and clematis.

Garden Path of Penfield Garden Club 585-377-4437 gardenpathofpenfield@gmail.com gardenpathofpenfield.org We meet the third Wednesday of the month, September–May, 7pm, Penfield Community Center, 1985 Baird Road, Penfield. Members enjoy all aspects of gardening. New members always welcome, you don’t have to be a Penfield resident to join.

Gardening Friends Club 4591 US Route 11 Pulaski, NY 13142 315-298-1276 pearsonpamela@twcny.rr.com Members hold a passion for perennial flower gardening and include both knowledgeable and experienced veteran as well as new gardeners. Meetings the third Tuesday of the month at 6:30 pm, March – December, Wesleyan Church, 4591 US Route 11, Pulaski.

Gardens Buffalo Niagara PO Box 296 Buffalo, NY 14213 716-247-5004 info@gardensbuffaloniagara.com gardensbuffaloniagara.com Creating more vibrant and

beautiful communities by sharing our gardens. We’ve made Buffalo Niagara a premier garden destination with events like tours of Open Gardens, a Garden Art sale, and Garden Walk Buffalo – America’s largest garden tour.

Genesee Country Village & Museum 1410 Flint Hill Rd. Mumford, NY 14511 585-294-8218 info@gcv.org gcv.org One of the nation’s largest living history museums, with costumed interpreters in an authentic 19th-century country village of more than 40 historic buildings; art gallery; nature center; historic gardens; and replica Civil War-era gas balloon.

Genesee Land Trust 46 Prince Street, Suite LL005 Rochester, NY 14607 585-256-2130 info@geneseelandtrust.org geneseelandtrust.org Genesee Land Trust preserves and protects natural lands and waterways that enhance the quality of life in the Greater Rochester region – providing wildlife habitat, locally grown food, and connections to nature – for everyone.

Genesee Region Orchid Society PO Box 20606 Rochester, NY 14602 acks58@yahoo.com geneseeorchid.org Genesee Region Orchid Society meets the first Monday after the first Sunday of the month at the Louis S. Wolk JCC of Greater Rochester on Edgewood Drive.

Meetings in January and February 2024 will be virtual; see website for information; geneseeorchid.org Genesee Valley Hosta Society Eli Fagan American Legion Post 260 Middle Road Henrietta, NY 14467 585-889-7678 sebuckner@frontiernet.net geneseevalleyhosta.org Genesee Valley Hosta Society promoting your love of hosta. We meet on the 2nd Thursday April through Oct.at the Eli Fagan American legion Come join the fun with speakers, garden tours and special events. Hostabilities. Large selection of hosta and perennials.

Come for a tour. Contact us at sebuckner@frontiernet.net for more information.

Genrich’s Garden Center, Florist & Gifts & Greenhouses 375 Cooper Road Rochester, NY 14617 585-342-9830 dgenrich@genrichs.com genrichs.com We are a 3rd generation, family owned business. Complete garden center, water gardening department, full-service florist & upscale gift shop plus 40,000+ square feet of greenhouses. We grow unusual, hard to find varieties of perennials. Open year-round.

Goff Creek Pottery 4400 Big Creek Road (CR70A) Bath, NY 14810 607-661-6617 marylynn@goffcreekpottery.com goffcreekpottery.com Handmade artisanal garden pottery - flower pots, bird baths, toad houses, garden sculptures, lawn chess sets, tile and wall plaques. Artists Mary Lynn and Robert Good.

Good Earth Greenhouse 877 LaRue Road Clifton Springs, NY 14432 t.sauerhafer@gmail.com We grow a WIDE variety of annuals, perennials and vegetables - specializing in the best of the unusual. Open late-April through mid-June.

Goodman’s Farm Market 2227 Cayuga Drive Extension Niagara Falls, NY 14304 716-325-6911 gfm2227@gmail.com facebook.com/ goodmansfarmmarket Grace Gardens 1064 Angus Rd. Penn Yan, NY 14527-9606 315-536-2556 tom@gracegardens.com gracegardens.com Over 2000 daylily cultivars in display garden. Retail sales May September.

Grandpa’s Nursery & Gardens 6720 Rotterdam Rd. Sodus, NY 14551 315-483-6784 grandpas@rochester.rr.com A complete nursery and garden center offering acres of nursery stock, thousands of perennials, huge gift gallery, superior roses, unique and exotic tropicals. Open all year. Holiday time is a must-see!

Grassroots Gardens of Buffalo 30C Essex Street Buffalo, NY 14213 716-783-9653 director@grassrootsgardens.org grassrootsgardens.org Stewards to 109 community and school gardens in the cities of Buffalo and Niagara Falls.

Together, we cultivate over 800,000 square feet and growing of green space. We beautify blocks, grow healthy food, and strengthen neighborhood spirit.

Greater Rochester Iris Society St. John’s Episcopal Church Hall, 11 Episcopal Ave. Honeoye Falls, NY 14472 585-266-0302 thehutchings@mac.com rochesteriris.blogspot.com We are an affiliate of the American Iris Society. We meet to learn and share our interest in iris growing and showing. Educational programs are planned regularly during our meetings, a Sunday during the months of March, April, September and October.

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Greater Rochester Perennial Society cap704@frontiernet.net rochesterperennial.com Encouraging gardening and knowledge of gardening, with focus on perennials, in the Greater Rochester, New York area. Annual membership includes monthly meetings, tours and other social events.

H. A. Treichler & Sons, Inc. 2687 Saunders Settlement Rd. Sanborn, NY 14132 716-731-9390 hatinc31@aol.com hatreichlerandsons.com Family owned & operated; in business since 1854.

Greater Rochester Rose Society Rochester, NY 585-694-8430 j.chorder@gmail.com greaterrochesterrosesociety. weebly.com Greater Rochester Rose Society’s mission is to promote all varieties of roses and educate everyone in how to grow and enjoy better roses. Monthly meetings feature guest speakers. Winter meetings will be on Zoom. Contact Jane at j.chorder@gmail.com.

Green Scapes 6976 East Seneca Turnpike Jamesville , NY 13078 315-469-0007 todd@greenscapesonline.com greenscapesonline.com Largest selection of composts, mulches, stones, boulders, brick & pond products - installation available.

H. G. Miller Farm 8150 Clinton Street Elma, NY 14059 716-684-2787 hgmillerstaff@roadrunner.com millerfarmandgreenhouse.com Growers of common and not-socommon annuals and perennials.

Open year ‘round.

Habitat Gardening in Central New York Wild Ones Chapter 401 Parsons Drive Syracuse, NY 13219 315-487-5742 info@hgcny.org hgcny.org The mission of HGCNY Wild Ones is to promote earthfriendly landscaping to preserve biodiversity. Free meetings, newsletters, courses & website educate about the importance of native plants for the health of the earth and everything living on it.

Hahn Sales & Service 3779 Lower Mountain Road Sanborn, NY 14132

716-731-5513 info@hahnsponds.com hahnsponds.com Your water garden headquarters.

We sell pond supplies, koi, fish, water garden features, rocks and much more.

mrust50@aol.com hamburggardenwalk.com Group plans and organizes the self-guided Hamburg Garden Walk in the Village of Hamburg. The event is free. Vendors at Memorial Park day of the event.

Heart of Franklinville 28 North Main St. Franklinville, NY 14737 716-676-5167 gardenstatuary@yahoo.com heartoffranklinville.com Concrete garden statuary.

Hamburg Farmers Market 45 Church St Hamburg , NY 14075 716-649-7917 jamie@ southtownsregionalchamber. org southtownsregionalchamber. org/explore-hamburg/farmersmarket Established in 1977, the Hamburg Farmers’ Market remain committed to bringing a variety of the best products from our local farmers, ranchers, and homesteaders.

Hamburg House & Garden Club 107 Prospect Ave Hamburg, NY 14075 1431nbk@gmail.com facebook.com/ HamburgHouseGardenClub Meetings are the 4th Tuesday of the month at 7pm. Hamburg Village Community Center, 107 Prospect Ave., Hamburg, NY 14075.

Heartstone Center for Earth Essentials / Heartstone Herbal School 301 Brink Road Van Etten, NY 14889 607-589-4619 info@heart-stone.com heart-stone.com Programs include 6-Weekend Herbal Apprenticeship, Making Herbal Creams & Salves workshop, medicinal plant walks, Online Anatomy & Physiology. Journey of the Heart Series, 1 weekend/ season, and more.

Hamburg Garden Club 2985 Lakeview Road Hamburg, NY 14075 lonabutler4@gmail.com gardenclubsofwny.com Meets the second Wednesday of the month at 10am, VFW Post 1419, 2985 Lakeview Rd, Hamburg, NY. June plant sale. Summer garden tours. Guests are welcome. Contact lonabutler4@gmail.com.

Hansen Nature Center 1525 Calkins Road Pittsford, NY 14534 585-359-7044 naturecenter@henrietta.org henrietta.org/ parksandrecreation/page/ tinker-nature-park Located in the Town of Henrietta’s Tinker Nature Park, the Hansen Nature Center is open Tuesday– Saturday, 9am–4pm. Classes on gardening related topics offered Saturdays at 10am throughout the year. Check website for current offerings.

Hamburg Garden Walk 71 Rosedale Ave. Hamburg, NY 14075 716-648-5744

Harrington’s Greenhouse 4653 N. Byron Rd. Elba, NY 14058 585-757-2450

Heimiller Greenhouses 3016 Ewings Road Newfane, NY 14108 lisa@heimillergreenhouses.com Henrietta Garden Club Henrietta, NY 585-781-0278 henriettagardenclub@gmail.com henriettagardenclub.org The Henrietta Garden club meets the 2nd Wednesday of the month (except May-August & December) at 6:30pm, Guests and non members are welcome.

Handicap accessible. Lower level of the Henrietta Town Hall, 475

Calkins Rd. Henrietta. google.com/ site/henriettagardenclub.org. A presenter will speak on a gardening related subject at 7pm. Please join us to explore gardening topics and share information.

Henry’s Gardens 7884 Sisson Hwy. Eden , NY 14057 716-992-4818 henrysgardens.com Family owned & operated. We offer beautiful begonia hanging baskets, annuals, the newest perennials in quart & gallon size, succulents, miniature evergreens. Annual cutting garden open July–frost.

gmail.com homegardenclubofsyracuse.org Looking for new members! We are active in educating the community about gardening, horticulture and floral design. Involved with several civic projects in the Syracuse area.

Meetings are usually the first Tuesday morning of the month.

Hostabilities 266 Stottle Road Scottsville, NY 14546 585-889-7678 sebuckner@frontiernet.net Hostas, perennials, and other garden related items. By appointment only.

Herb Gardeners of the Niagara Frontier 62 Jeffrey Drive Amherst, NY 14228 716-691-7863 caharlos@verizon.net A small group of interested gardeners meets at Audubon Library in Amherst for monthly speakers, herb festivals, excursions, participation in herb projects.

Yearly fee of $20 includes newsletter.

Hubbard Springs Garden Club of Chili 3235 Chili Avenue Rochester, NY 14624 dtoogood@rochester.rr.com

Higbie Farm Supply 3440 N. Union Street N. Chili, NY 14514 585-594-8300 higbiejr@yahoo.com higbiefarmsupplies.com 1800’s railroad station retail store.

Garden gloves, muck boots, wire & split rail fencing, seeds, fertilizer, garden & home pest controls, garden chemicals. Bird seed, feeders, baths, houses. Holistic pet foods, treats & toys. Equine feed & supplies.

Hurd Orchards 17260 W Ridge Road (Rte. 104) Holley, NY 14470 585-638-8838 market@hurdorchards.com hurdorchards.com Open May - December

High Point Mills 1225 Lehigh Station Rd. Henrietta, NY 14467 585-334-4574 turfline@rochester.rr.com turflinelawncare.com Manufacturer/distributor of fertilizers, weed killers, grub killer, grass seed, DuPont landscape fabric and many other turf & landscape products Highland Park Conservancy, Inc. 180 Reservoir Ave. Rochester, NY 14620 Volunteer@ highlandparkconservancy.org highlandparkconservancy.org The Highland Park Conservancy, Inc.(HPC) is the all volunteer, member supported, not for profit friends group for Highland Park, designed by Frederick Law Olmsted—the first park in the Rochester, NY municipal park system and a world-class arboretum. Established in 2003, HPC offers free guided tours, events and a volunteer stewardship program, as listed on the website.

HPC’s special project is the reconstruction of the Children’s Pavilion at the high point of the park.

Home Garden Club of Syracuse Manlius, NY 13104 315-623-2182 homegardenclubofsyracuse@

Humble Beginnings 260 Sullivan Road Alden, NY 14004 716-937-7194 folkartmothra1@verizon.net humblebeginningsgifts. wordpress.com

Huron Sprinklers 3791 Colon Ct. N. Tonawanda , NY 14120 716-743-0467 tony@huronsprinklers.com huronsprinklers.com

I Iannazzi Enterprises 450 Smith Rd. Pittsford, NY 14534 585-624-1285 travel@iedestinations.com Professional arrangements for independent, escorted, and group tours and cruises to destinations worldwide. Garden tours and culinary tours our specialty.

Imagine Community Gardens, Inc. 7071 Transit Road East Amherst, NY 14051 716-688-0139 rich@jacrist.com imaginecommunitygardens.org Organic urban community gardens, landscaped with shrubs, perennials and trees, partnered with county extension service Master Gardener program. Free community events planned throughout the growing season with free on-site tours in July. iMapInvasives 625 Broadway, 5th Floor Albany, NY 12233 518-402-8983 imapinvasives@nynhp.org nyimapinvasives.org iMapInvasives is a free, online

invasive species mapping tool for New York. It provides mapping resources for monitoring and management projects, including reporting invasives with your smartphone. For more info: nyimapinvasives.org.

Inside/Out Casual Furnishings 9138 Southwestern Blvd.

Angola, NY 14006 716-549-4944 insideoutcasual@hotmail.com facebook.com/ Inside-Out-CasualFurniture-333790200081347 Powder coated aluminum frames with coverings made of weather resistant poly resin in loom, weave and leather look designs - beautiful enough to use indoors, strong enough for outdoor living. Visit our displays at Home & Garden shows.

International Bonsai Arboretum 1070 Martin Road W. Henrietta , NY 14586 585-334-2595 wnv@internationalbonsai.com internationalbonsai.com Bonsai, supplies, rare plants and instruction. Open by appointment only.

Iris Country Gardens 2202 Austin Road Geneva, NY 14456-9118 585-526-6729 We hybridize, raise and sell bearded and non-bearded iris, peonies, daylilies, hostas and various other perennial plants.

Irrigation Tech 218 Paula Red Lane Rochester, NY 14626 585-225-0380 tim@irrigation-tech.com irrigation-tech.com Irrigation Tech is a lawn sprinkler company located in Rochester, NY. We have been in business for over 30 years and currently service over 1500 customers. Our Techs and installers have over 100 combined years of experience.

J J & A Farm Market & Greenhouses 2921 Lakeville Road Avon, NY 14414 585-346-2190 jnafarmmarket@gmail.com facebook.com/JA-FarmMarket-107004266056221 Jacrist Gardening Services, Inc. PO Box 455 Williamsville, NY 14231 716-626-5465 rich@jacrist.com jacrist.com Design/install landscape contractor, patios, walks, pondless waterfalls, ornamental shrubs, trees and perennials, specialized pruning, landscape renovation and replacement.

John Welch Enterprise, Inc. 1723 NY-444

Victor, NY 14564 585-924-4488 info@johnwelchent.com johnwelchent.com

585-394-6701 info@lakeviewlandscape.com lakeviewlandscape.com Lakeview offers a full range of landscape services. We have long term relationships with our clients built on trust. We work together to create landscapes of distinction.

Johnson’s Nursery 11753 East Main Street East Aurora, NY 14052 716-652-8969 facebook.com/ Llenroclandscaping Garden center and landscape contractor.

LakeView Nursery 5603 State Route 38A Auburn, NY 13021 315-252-1281 hoadleyswholesale@yahoo.com facebook.com/ lakeviewnurseryllc Full-service nursery & garden center. We design and install landscape and hardcapes for residential and public spaces across the beautiful Finger Lakes.

K K & A Landscaping 8905 Sheridan Dr. Clarence, NY 14031 585-632-1293 robokoi1@aol.com ponds-buffalo.com KDS Design Studios 2500 Rush Mendon Road Honeoye Falls, NY 14472 585-370-7054 KDSdesignbuild@gmail.com facebook.com/Interior DesignandOutdoorLiving Design + Build Outdoor Living since 1992. Creating artistic environments across the Finger Lakes and surrounding areas. High End Residential +Placemaking, Wineries + Breweries, Outdoor Dining Environments, Custom Fire Features and Décor, 3D Design.

Ken-Sheriton Garden Club 576 Delaware Road Kenmore, NY 14217 716-833-8799 dstierheim@gmail.com facebook.com/Ken-SheritonGarden-Club-295386867568515 Programs and business meetings are held the second Tuesday of the month (except January, March, December) at 7pm, St.Mark’s Lutheran Church, 576 Delaware Road, Kenmore. Field trips are planned for June, July, August.

Guests welcome.

Kirby’s Farm Market 9739 Ridge Road Brockport , NY 14420 585-637-2600 info@kirbysfm.com kirbysfm.com

L Lakeside Sod Supply 6660 Goodrich Road Clarence Center, NY 14032 716-741-2877 turf@lakesidesod.com lakesidesod.com Sod grower - instant lawns - fertilizers - soil testing & fertilization programs - soil amendments - organic fertilizers - We’ll help you have a beautiful lawn.

Lakeview Lawn and Landscape 4477 County Road #1 Canandaigua, NY 14424

Lan’s Flower Farm, Inc. 4913 State Route 31 Clay, NY 13041 315-688-8584 lff@lansflowerfarm.com lansflowerfarm.com Growers of perennials - wholesale and retail - specializing in landscape size plants, over 20,000 plants in stock.

Lana’s The Little House PO Box 267 Forestville , NY 14062 716-965-2798 info@LanasTheLittleHouse.com lanasthelittlehouse.com A beautiful storybook English Cottage complete with English gardens. Open daily for Tea & Tour, Lodging and Tea Shop.

Lana’s is a personalized memorable experience. Where tea junkies roam near Buffalo in Chautauqua since 2003.

Land Pro Equipment 3517 Railroad Ave. Alexander, NY 14005 585-591-1670 MHaungs@LAndProEquip.com landproequipment.com John Deere sales, parts & service.

Landscapes East, Inc. 8012 Saintsville Road Kirkville, NY 13082 315-682-9044 info@landscapeseast.com landscapeseast.com We are a design/build firm that has been providing quality services since 1981.

Lasting Dreams Daylilies 6425 South Abbott Road Orchard Park, NY 14127 716-648-4920 lastingdreams@verizon.net lastingdreamsdaylilies.com NYS Licensed Nursery/Grower - Gift Shoppe/Private Display Garden with < 2000 Field Grown Registered Daylilies+Seedlings – Order by Mail/Online for Shipping or Pickup; Visits & In-Person Ordering only available during Special Events, see our Facebook Page

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Lavocat’s Family Greenhouse & Nursery 8441 County Road East Amherst, NY 14051 716-741-3976 christopher.lavocat@ lavocatsnursery.com lavocatsnursery.com Situated on over 8 acres, we have the best selection of trees and shrubs around! Browse our boutique style greenhouse to find varieties of plants that you won’t find anywhere else. We are also home to WNY’s largest selection of houseplants!

Lewiston Garden Club PO Box 32 Lewiston , NY 14092 716-297-5925 gardenclublewiston@gmail.com lewistongardenfest.com Open gardens, speakers, demonstrations, container garden contest, vendors and more. On Historic Center Street, Lewiston.

See web site and Facebook for more information.

Lighthouse Gardens 1461 Rochester St. Lima, NY 14485 585-582-5725 todd@lighthouse-gardens.com lighthouse-gardens.com We are certified organic greenhouse growers committed to providing our customers with the highest quality plants. We grow over 500 varieties of vegetables, herbs, annuals, perennials and succulents available at our farm and local farmers markets.

Lincoln Park Nursery 5705 Shawnee Road Cambria, NY 14132 716-692-6100 lincolnparknursery.com Family owned & operated since 1951, we offer hardscapes, landscape design, water features, 2 garden centers, patios, walks, walls.

Lincoln Park Nursery 147 Old Niagara Falls Blvd.

Amherst, NY 14228 716-692-6100 lpnm@LincolnParkNursery.com lincolnparknursery.com Family owned & operated since 1951, we offer hardscapes, landscape design, water features, 2 garden centers, patios, walks, walls.

Linwood Gardens 1912 York Road West Linwood, NY 14486 linwoodgardens1912@gmail.com linwoodgardens.org Linwood Gardens is a private estate designed c. 1900. The gardens include a historic collection of Japanese and American tree peonies, which are featured each spring at the Tree Peony Festival of Flowers.

Reservations required, please see website.

Linwood Turf Equipment 1818 Linwood Road 14 | JANUARY-FEBRUARY 2025

Linwood, NY 14486 585-584-3122 berta@linwoodturf.com linwoodturf.com Equipment dealer, parts-salesservice, zero-turn mowers, walk behind mowers and snowblowers, Ertl toys. Pick-up & delivery available.

Little York Plantation 6088 NYS Rt 281 Little York, NY 13078 315-749-4861 bloomin-facts@ littleyorkplantation.com littleyorkplantation.com We are a 6-acre full service garden center, growing facility and landscaping company. We feature unique varieties of perennials, trees, shrubs, roses and annuals.

Lockport in Bloom 623 Locust Street Lockport, NY 14094 716-940-1096 lockportinbloom@yahoo.com facebook.com/LockportInBloom Free City-wide walking/driving tour of gardens and public parks throughout the City of Lockport, NY. 2022 Date: July 8–10.

Lockwood Lavender Farm 1682 West Lake Road Skaneateles, NY 13152 315-685-5369 lockwoodfarm@aol.com lockwoodfarm.blogspot.com Pick your own lavender bouquet, Saturday and Sunday 10-5, starting July 6th - July 21st.

Lockwood’s Garden Center 4484 Clark Street Hamburg, NY 14075 716-649-4684 teresa@weknowplants.com weknowplants.com Lockwood’s Garden Center sells a full line of plants—from houseplants and annuals to perennials, vines, shrubs, and trees—as well as gifts, gardening supplies, compost, and mulch. Be sure to stop by this spring and see the new retail store.

Lord’s Garden, The 9998 Clarksburg Rd. Eden , NY 14057 716-992-9456 msbolo@aol.com facebook.com/thelordsgarden. edenny An acre display garden of 4 distinct rooms wtih water gardens and bogs. A wonderful shop with antiques and books, etc.

Love Arboreal PO Box 57 Fairport, NY 14450 Please E-mail Or Fax fzr4001989@aol.com lovearboreal.com Providing quality established grounds maintenance services to a select clientele in the greater Rochester area since 1974. Owner operated. Specializing in fine ornamental pruning. NYS ISA certified arborist and member of NYSA & NYSTA.

Luminated Landscapes 1216 Quaker Road East Aurora, NY 14052 716-655-7319 phil@luminatedlandscapes.com luminatedlandscapes.com Outdoor landscape and architectural lighting, design/ installation/maintenance, exterior holiday trimming, custom lighting displays.

M Magic Garden, The 9494 Burdick Road Interlaken, NY 14847 607-351-6854 magicgardenplants@gmail.com magicgardenplants.com Goodies for the garden! Annuals, perennials, herbs and vines grown in the heart of the Finger Lakes.

Marcellus Nursery 5062 Onondaga Road Syracuse, NY 13215 315-488-2632 marnursery@aol.com marcellusnursery.com Retail/Wholesale (75 acre) Nursery & Garden Center. Some rare and unusual plants. Also design and install landscape.

Display gardens, concrete statuary, natural pine mulch.

Massoud’s Tree Farm 9716 Roberts Rd. Sauquoit, NY 13456 315-737-5011 massoudstreefarminc@gmail.com facebook.com/Massouds-TreeFarm-272346552803993 Nursery - Landscape Masterson’s Garden Center 725 Olean Road East Aurora, NY 14052 716-655-0133 mike@mastersons.net mastersons.net Complete retail nursery and garden center specializing in water gardening and perennials. Many display gardens and water features on site and experts always on hand to answer your questions.

Maxsea Plant Food c/o Tom’s Greenworks, 5425 Big Tree Road Orchard Park, NY 14127 716-225-6891 tom@tomsgreenworks.com MAXSEA: Soluble seaweed plant foods. We blend the finest natural seaweed with important secondaries, micronutrients & purest plant foods available. Great for your plants and completely safe for our environment.

Men and Women’s Garden Club of Syracuse 315-699-7942 mwgardenclubofsyracuse@ gmail.com facebook.com/ MWGardenClubOfSyracuse Meetings are the third Thursday of the month at 7:30pm, Reformed Church of Syracuse, 1228 Teall Avenue, Syracuse. Meetings feature guest speakers on a variety

of gardening and related topics.

Annual spring & fall flower shows.

Mendon Village Garden Store & Nursery 3830 Rush Mendon Road Mendon, NY 14506 585-624-1950 designbuild@ pittsfordtreeandlandscape.com pittsfordtreeandlandscape.com The Village Garden Store and Pittsford Tree & Landscape, We Love What We Do And It Shows!

Together, The Village Garden Store and Pittsford Tree and Landscape offer a high degree of expertise for all of your landscape and nursery stock needs.

Menne Garden Artistry 10880 Transit Road East Amherst , NY 14051 716-693-4444 admin@mennegardenartistry. com mennegardenartistry.com Full service landscape company specializing in the design and installation of landscape, hardscape, lighting, and water features. Complete holiday lighting and design both interior and exterior. Exquisite annual planters - spring, summer, and fall.

Michael Hannen’s Rare & Unusual Perennials 171 Laburnum Crescent Rochester, NY 14620 585-256-1124 growboy22@yahoo.com facebook.com/MichaelHannens-Growboys-RareAnd-Different-Plants-ForSale-214802645198280 Sales Garden, Consultation, Design & Maintenance. 800+ varieties of rare and unusual perennials for sale, many not found anywhere else. Open by appointment. Email to inquire about New Offerings & Special Sales. Recycled pots accepted and appreciated.

Michaleen’s Florist & Garden Center 2826 North Triphammer Road Ithaca, NY 14850 607-257-3203 mickey@michaleens.com michaleens.com Retail florist and greenhouse boutique open year-round. In business for 30 years and pride ourselves on customer service and knowledgeable staff. We specialize in unusual varieties of annuals and tropicals. Gardeners in business to garden!

Miller Brick 734 Ridgeway Avenue Rochester, NY 14615 585-458-7745 buyit@millerbrick.com millerbrick.com Mischler’s Florist & Greenhouses 118 South Forest Road Williamsville , NY 14221 716-632-1290 sales@mischlersflorist.com mischlersflorist.com

Garden center offering perennials, annuals, geraniums, succulents, tropical houseplants, bonsai, hanging baskets, patio containers and gifts for the discriminating gardener. Full-service flower shop offering daily delivery in the Buffalo area.

Monarch Lawn & Landscape 325 Chadlee Dr. Brockport , NY 14420 585-637-7950 monarchlawn@aol.com monarchlawnandlandscape.com We are a design and build company that focuses on hardscapes, plantings, lighting and water features.

Monroe County Parks Department 171 Reservoir Ave. Rochester, NY 14620 585-753-PARK (7275) mcparks@monroecounty.gov monroecounty.gov/parks; twitter: @21MCParks With 21 parks in nearly 12,000 acres of green space, we have something for everyone in all four seasons. Dedicated staff works with community partners in providing an array of park services so that everyone may enjoy the natural, zoological, horticultural, historical and geological features of the Parks System.

Monroe County’s Lamberton Conservatory 180 Reservoir Ave. Rochester, NY 14620 585-753-7270 mcparks@monroecounty.gov monroecounty.gov/parks Constructed in 1911, the Lamberton Conservatory was named in honor of Alexander B. Lamberton, President of the Parks Board 1902-1915. It features a fully restored tropical dome in addition to 4 other areas. The seasonal display changes 5 times/ year and there are special extened hours during the holidays. Open every day but Christmas.

Moreland`s Lawn & Landscape 749 Phillips Road, Suite 100 Victor, NY 14564 585-624-7230 mcmmgm@frontiernet.net morelandslandscaping.com Murray Bros. Nurseries 4735 Transit Road Orchard Park, NY 14127 716-662-3860 murrayslovesplants@gmail.com murrayslovesplants.com Shade trees, landscaping, perennials & flagstone.

N Nannen Arboretum Society, Inc. 28 Parkside PO Box 1016 Ellicottville , NY 14731 716-699-5046 pkerl7@gmail.com nannenarboretum.org The Nannen Arboretum is a non-profit sanctuary dedicated

to trees, shrubs, perennials, herbs and vegetables that grow in the area. Two large outdoor venues offer the perfect place for weddings and meetings. Open daily, dawn to dusk.

Naples Natural Landscapes 225 S. Midler Ave. Syracuse, NY 13206 315-313-4002 naplesnatural@gmail.com facebook.com/Naples-NaturalLandscapes-397373740333332 A landscape design, build & maintenance company specializing in gardens.

National Pond Service 3565 Swamp Road Canandaigua, NY 14424 585-704-2754 info@nationalpondservice.com nationalpondservice.com We help people enjoy their ponds.

Naturally Green FLX 19 Trafalgar St Rochester, NY 14619 585-328-8300 michael@savorlife.com naturallygreenflx.com After 26 years of broadcasting the Naturally Green gardening show, I am focusing on consulting with homeowners and businesses about creating natural habitats in place of lawns - Less Lawn, More Nature.

I also do presentations about gardening and nature.

Nature’s Accents 1250 Northrup Road Penfield, NY 14526 585-872-2790 Gary@Natures-Accents.com natures-accents.com Nature’s Lawn & Garden, Inc. 52 Sonwil Dr. Cheektowaga , NY 14225 716-681-7793 info@natureslawn.com natureslawn.com Nature’s Lawn is a Buffaloborn lawn fertilizing company specializing in soil improvement and great customer care. We offer both Organic and Organic-based applications for Fertilizing, Weed & Insect control. We also have an online store for DIY care.

Niagara County Community College 3111 Saunders Settlement Road Sanborn, NY 14132 716-614-6423 cstanko@niagaracc.suny.edu niagaracc.suny.edu Education in the art & science of plants to build greener communities. Hands-on learning, taught by industry professionals.

Lots of job opportunities for grads.

Seniors 60+ can audit classes with free tuition.

North American Rock Garden Society, Adirondack Chapter c/o Carol Eichler Ithaca, NY 14850 607-391-5807 carolithaca@gmail.com acnargs.org A membership organization with emphasis on alpines and other lowgrowing perennials and naturalistic

habitats. Activities include speaker meetings, garden tours, workshops and plant sales. We have resumed in-person meetings, always open to the public, though our Feb. meeting will be by zoom. Visit our website acnargs.org to view the newsletter which contains the latest info.

Northern Nurseries Stone & Design Center 8633 US Route 11 Cicero, NY 13039 315-699-3193 Sales@NorthernNurseriesStone Center.com northernnurseriesstonecenter. com Quality landscaping materials and help for the “Do it Yourselfer.”

Visit Central New York’s largest outdoor display and get inspired.

Attend a free installation seminar and get started. Prefer to hire a professional? We can help with that too.

Northern Nurseries Stone & Design Center 7516 Pittsford Palmyra Road Fairport, NY 14450 585-223-1780 inquiries@northernstonedesign. com northernnurseriesstonecenter.com Northridge Nursery & Garden Center, Inc. 237 Lein Road Buffalo, NY 14224 716-677-5614 brian@northridgenursery.com northridgenursery.com

O One World Goods Pittsford Plaza 3349 Monroe Avenue Rochester, NY 14618 585-387-0070 OWG@OneWorldGoods.org oneworldgoods.org Rochester’s Fair Trade Marketplace, featuring unique, handcrafted personal accessories, carvings, home decor, instruments and more from artisans in developing countries. Accent Your Life, Empower Another’s.

Ontario Orchards 7735 Route 104 West Oswego, NY 13126 315-343-6328 info@ontarioorchards.com ontarioorchards.com / tasteofcny.com Ontario Orchards specializes in locally-grown produce and freshpressed cider. We promise delicious pies, cookies and pastries from our in-house bakery, full garden center, greenhouses, complete plant nurseries, and professional landscaping services.

Orchard Park Garden Club OPGC meets the first Thursday of the month at 12 pm, Orchard Park Presbyterian Church, 4369 South Buffalo Street, Orchard Park.

Oriental Garden Supply, LLC 448 W. Bloomfield Rd.

Pittsford, NY 14534 585-586-3850 sales@orientalgardensupply.com orientalgardensupply.com Specializing in rare and unusual plant materials with an emphasis on Japanese maples and dwarf conifers. One of the largest selections in the Northeast.

Orleans County Chamber of Commerce PO Box 501 Medina , NY 14103 585-301-8464 director@orleanschamber.com orleanschamber.com The Orleans County Chamber of Commerce promotes, supports and encourages business growth in Orleans County. Check our website, orleanschamber.com, for a directory of local businesses!

P Palmiter’s Garden Nursery 2675 Geneseo Rd., Rte 39 Avon, NY 14414 585-226-3073 palmitersgardennursery@gmail. com palmitersgardennursery.com A very wide selection of annuals, vegetables, perennials, tree peonies, dwarf conifers, flowering shrubs, herbs, glazed and terra cotta containers, display gardens.

Pelion Community Garden at City Honors School 206 Best Street Buffalo, NY 14208 716-803-5566 peliongarden@gmail.com peliongarden.org Pelion hosts free garden workshops and eco-literacy training, nutrition/ cooking demos, tours and artmaking sessions. We grow native plants & 50% edibles. Volunteers and Bee-curious welcome. Garden and Bee Club meet weekly.

Pittsford Garden Club c/o 240 Forest Hills Road Rochester, NY 14625 585-425-0766 BKRU888@aol.com pittsfordgardenclub.wordpress. com Pittsford Garden Club is a federated club which encourages each member to gain greater knowledge, interest and enjoyment of all aspects of gardening, horticulture and nature. We also contribute to civic beautification.

PLANT CNY PO Box 3293 Syracuse, NY 13220 315-476-1307 linda@bennettbiz.com plantcny.com An organization of landscape and horticulturally related professionals whose mission is to provide continued education of sound horticulture practice for our members, and to promote the professionalism of the Nursery and Landscape industry.

PLANT GFLX

1501 East Avenue, suite 201 Rochester, NY 14610 585-733-8979 office@plantgflx.com plantgflx.com A group of landscape and nursery experts dedicated to enhancing the beauty of the Rochester region.

Our yards, landscapes and gardens benefit from the skilled design, construction and maintenance firms in our association.

716-860-3832 questcreek@gmail.com facebook.com/questcreek Specialty and Rare Hostas, Ornamental Grasses, Hosta Companion Perennials, Cast-Stone Garden Accessories, Artisanal Tuteurs & Obelisks

PLANT WNY PO Box 188 East Amherst, NY 14051 716-741-8047 membership@plantwny.com plantwny.com PLANT WNY is an association serving the Professional Landscape & Nursery Trades of Western New York. Producer of Plantasia, a garden & landscape show that takes place each March at The Fairgrounds Event Center in Hamburg, plantasiany.com.

R. T. Masters Stone Co. 975 Empire Blvd.

Rochester, NY 14609 585-482-6560 rtmasters975@gmail.com rtmastersstone.com

Plantsmen Nursery, The 482 Peruville Rd. Groton, NY 13073 607-533-7193 info@plantsmen.com plantsmen.com Native plants--we grow the widest range of any retail nursery in NY. Grasses, perennials, shrubs, trees, ground covers, wetland. Peaceful Nursery committed to sustainable practices in propagation and maintenance of plants. Learn more! plantsmen.com Pond & Rock Shop, The 5607 Business Avenue Cicero, NY 13039 315-452-1908 info@landmasters.net pondrockshop.com We are the largest retail/wholesale supplier of pond supplies and natural stone in CNY. We also have landscape materials including manufactured retaining walls, pavers and cultured stone.

Pudgie’s Lawn & Garden Center 3646 West Main St. Batavia, NY 14020 585-343-8352 pudgies@netacc.net pudgieslawnandgarden.com Greenhouse, lawn & garden center, perennials, annuals, shrubs, gift shop.

Q Q. B. Daylily Gardens 557 Sandhill Road Caledonia , NY 14423 585-538-4525 qbdaylilygardens@aol.com qbdaylilygardens.com An American Hemerocallis daylily display garden. We have 2000 varieties on display and 1000+ in our sales beds. Open the last weekend of June until the firstt full week of August. Web site has info and pictures. Visitors welcome. Cell 860/378-4742.

Quest Creek 8164 Thompson Road East Otto, NY 14729

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Ransomville Garden Club bbonnie2313@gmail.com Meets the third Wednesday or Saturday of the month at 5:45pm, Ransomville Community Library, 3733 Ransomville Road, Ransomville. Meetings are open to all. Community gardening projects, educational presentations, June plant sale.

Regan Landscape 1517 Kenmore Ave, Ste 2 Buffalo, NY 14217 716-573-1212 info@reganlandscape.com reganlandscape.com Specializing in the art of landscape design. We provide year-round maintenance services for your property including landscaping, lawn care, bed care, mulching, tree and stump removal, spring/fall clean up and snow removal.

Restorff ‘s Landscape Service 750 Kenmore Place Buffalo, NY 14216 716-998-0541 Roger@RestorffsLandscape.com restorffslandscape.com Complete landscape construction, design & installation company.

Outdoor kitchens, fire pits, fireplaces, plantings, paver patios, walls and more. Quality and knowledge you can trust!

Ridge Park Landscaping 112 Ridge Park Ave. Buffalo, NY 14211 716-894-0099 ridgepark@aol.com River Road Farm & Greenhouses 9182 River Road Marcy, NY 13403 315-736-3252 rrgreenhouses@gmail.com riverroadgreenhouses.com Wholesale & retail Easter plants, spring flowers, prefinished spring flowers, perennials, summer annuals, fall mums & poinsettias in 5 sizes. Fundraisers for schools and organizations. We’re known for great quality, service & fair prices.

RM Landscape 293 Peck Rd Hilton, NY 14468 585-392-7120 info@rmlandscape.com rmlandscape.com

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8030 Story Rd. Dansville, NY 14437 Opening April 12, 9 am - 3 pm ellen@amandasnativeplants.com www.amandasnativeplants.com

We grow and sell quality flowers and plants.

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We offer a wide variety of sustainable pollinator plants ~potted and ready to plant~

118 South Forest Road, Williamsville, NY 14221 (between Main St. and Wehrle Dr.)

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RMPI - Remove My Poison Ivy 3263 Leeward Circle Walworth, NY 14568 833-545-5489 ivy@removemypoisonivy.biz removemypoisonivy.biz RMPI Remove My Poison Ivy specializes in the organic physical removal of Poison Ivy as well as other poisonous species to keep your home and garden safe from the 3 fingered menace!

Roberts Farm Market 11170 Maple Ridge Road Medina , NY 14103 585-798-4247 robertsfm@yahoo.com robertsfarmmarket.com Third generation family owned & operated. Vegetable plants, hanging baskets, annuals, perennials & small shrubs. We grow and sell our own fruits & vegetables including 25 varieties of apples. U-pick operations include strawberries, apples & Christmas trees.

Rochester Beekeepers PO Box 25291 Rochester, NY 14625 585-820-6619 rochesterbeekeepers@gmail.com rochesterbeekeepers.com Informal style club to meet and talk about bees, honey & beekeeping. Topics are ad lib.

Please check schedule for changes.

Rochester Dahlia Society 585-865-2291 info@rochesterdahlias.org rochesterdahlias.org Rochester Dahlia Society meets most second Saturdays of the month at 12:30pm, Trinity Reformed Church, 909 Landing Road North, Rochester. Exceptions are August & September. Visitors are welcome.

Rochester Herb Society 56 Belcoda Drive Rochester, NY 14617 585-544-2285 nschoen44@gmail.com rocherbsociety.com Rochester Herb Society meets the first Tuesday of each month (excluding January & February) at noon. June-August TBA garden tours. We welcome all members.

Rochester Museum & Science Center 657 East Avenue Rochester, NY 14607 585-271-4320 rmsc.org Roger Tory Peterson Institute 311 Curtis Street Jamestown , NY 14701 716-665-2473 info@rtpi.org rtpi.org Home to the largest collection of Roger Tory Peterson’s original artwork, films, slides and papers, the Roger Tory Peterson Institute (RTPI) hosts three major nature art exhibitions each year. The museum’s signature annual exhibition is Art that Matters to the Planet. Each year, the theme

of the exhibition draws inspiration from one of more than 50 titles in the Peterson Field Guide series.

Designed by architect, Robert A.M. Stern, the world-class facility is located on a 27-acre nature preserve with two halfmile trails that wind through the preserve.

Rudolph Galley & Sons Greenhouses 2722 Clinton St. W. Seneca, NY 14224 716-822-9298 rgalleygreenhouse@verizon.net galleygreenhouse.com Family owned for over 100 years & growing! Professional growers of a wide variety of annuals, perennials, vegetable plants, herbs, cacti, foliage, fall mums, Easter & Christmas plants. We offer a large selection of gardening & cemetery items.

S Samuel P. Capen Garden Walk 2 University Ave. Buffalo, NY 14214 716-830-4290 capengardenwalk@gmail.com ourheights.org/gardenwalk Free self-guided garden tour July 13–14 2024 10am–4pm; Capen by Night July 13 8–10pm.

Showcasing the neighborhoods surrounding the UB South Campus, 60–70 private gardens and public spaces. Our 23rd year.

Free Plant and Seed Exchanges in May and September.

Sara’s Garden Center 389 East Avenue Brockport, NY 14420 585-637-4745 kkepler@rochester.rr.com sarasgardencenter.com A full service garden center & nursery with special emphasis on perennials and water gardening.

Saville Farms 4020 N. Buffalo Road Orchard Park, NY 14127 716-662-4483 info@savillescountryflorist.com savillescountryflorist.com Florist, farm market, garden center, greenhouse Seaway Trail Honey PO Box 25291 Rochester, NY 14625 585-820-6619 seawaytrailhoney@gmail.com seawaytrailhoney.com An award winning small-scale honeybee apiary on the historic Seaway Trail by Lake Ontario.

Harvested from apple blossom, basswood/linden blossom, wildflowers and goldenrod.

Unpasteurized, raw, no chemicals, Kosher certified.

Seeds of Living Education / The Giving Garden 150 Pleasant Ave. Hamburg, NY 14075 716-574-8714 sam2ted@gmail.com seedsoflivingeducation.org

The Giving Garden is a school based children’s community garden. Seeds of Living Education (SOLE) oversees the garden, events, workshops and children’s garden club.

Seneca Greenhouse 2250 Transit Road West Seneca, NY 14224 716-677-0681 senecagreenhouse.com Retail garden center. Annuals, perennials, foliage, hanging baskets, garden accessories, seasonal items. Open March to Christmas Eve. Sensenig’s Landscape Supply 1516 Routes 5 & 20 Geneva, NY 14456 315-789-0095 Josh@sensenigs.com sensenigs.com Retail/Wholesale landscape supply store. We carry natural stone, manufactured paving stones & retaining wall block, veneer stone, pond supplies, mulches & soils, and landscape lighting.

Sensenig’s Landscape Supply 3670 Buffalo Road Rochester, NY 14624 585-594-2221 Josh@sensenigs.com sensenigs.com Retail/Wholesale landscape supply store. We carry natural stone, manufactured paving stones & retaining wall block, veneer stone, pond supplies, mulches & soils, and landscape lighting.

Serendipity Acres 4846 Route 96 Shortsville , NY 14548 585-289-3720 serendipityacresmarket@gmail. com facebook.com/SerendipityAcres ShortsvilleNY Shamel Milling Co. 9384 Genesee Rd. PO Box 288 East Concord, NY 14055 716-592-7700 info@shamelmilling.com shamelmilling.com “The Biggest Feed & Farm Supply in Town.” We carry lawn, garden, farm and deer plot seed, commercial and Scott’s fertilizers, lime, fencing supplies, Weber and Traeger grills, muck boots, livestock feed & farm supplies, hardware & paint.

Sheffield’s Seed Co., Inc. 269 Rte. 34 Locke, NY 13092 315-497-1058 seed@sheffields.com sheffields.com Located in Locke, NY the heart of the Finger Lakes Region, Sheffield’s Seed Co., has been supplying Quality Seed Since 1978. We offer tree and shrub seed, flower seed, herb seed, grass seed, fruit, and vegetable seed in our Online Catalog. We work hard to maintain the highest level of service to our customers, sourcing new suppliers and publishing “New Arrivals” daily.

Shelter Creek Nursery & Garden Center 3309 Union Street N. Chili, NY 14514 585-594-4123 sheltercreekgarden@gmail.com sheltercreekgardencenter.com Shortz Landscape Assoc.

1055 Canandaigua Road Macedon, NY 14502 800-357-3465 sales@shortzlandscape.com shortzlandscape.com Landscape contracting.

Shrub Coat Family of Products, The 5640 Davison Rd. Clarence, NY 14031 888-Shrub-Coat theinventor@shrubcoat.com shrubcoat.com Inventor and manufacturer of The Shrub Coat Family of Products; environmentally friendly, cost-effective, re-useable, and attractive forms of winter plant protection.

Simple Elegance Landscaping 1007 Quaker Rd. East Aurora, NY 14052 716-655-3690 gardening@eastaurora.net eastaurora.net/simple%20 elegance.html Singer Farm Naturals 6730 Lake Road Appleton, NY 14008 716-778-7077 info@singerfarmnaturals.com singerfarmnaturals.com Sollecito Landscaping Nursery LLC 4094 Howlett Hill Road Syracuse, NY 13215 315-468-1142 email@sollecito.com sollecito.com Landscaping CNY homes for over 45 years. We design and install or help you do it yourself.

Sustainable, locally grown and affordable, naturally. Six-acre retail nursery. Extensive display gardens. NYS Certified Landscape Professionals.

Sonnenberg Gardens & Mansion State Historic Park 151 Charlotte Street Canandaigua, NY 14424 585-394-4922 sonnenberg.org Public Garden Sorbello’s Garden Center 906 East Genesee St. Chittenango, NY 13037 315-510-3312 sorbellosgardencenter@yahoo. com sorbellos.net South Town Gardeners Member of Federated Garden Clubs of NYS, District 8. meets the 2nd Friday of the month (except January) at 9:30 am, West Seneca. New members welcome.

Southern Hills Garden Club LaFayette Firehouse, 2444 US Route 11 LaFayette, NY 13084

315-677-9342 cen42085@aol.com Meetings typically take place at 7pm unless otherwise noted.

Offsite meetings usually have an earlier start time. Guests are welcome and membership is open to anyone interested in gardening.

For information, please contact Cathy Nagel 315-677-9342 or CEN42085@aol.com.

Spring Valley Gardens 3100 County Rd. 10 Canandaigua, NY 14424 315-597-9816 james@svgplants.com svgplants.com Two garden centers supplied by our own growing operation.

Specializing in over 100 varieties of clematis. Display garden.

Spring Valley Greenhouse 3242 Daansen Rd. Walworth, NY 14568 315-597-9816 svg@rochester.rr.com springvalleygreenhouse.com Stafford Garden Club 8903 Morganville Road (Route 237) Stafford , NY 14143 585-343-4494 jeanettekramarz@gmail.com facebook.com/ staffordgardenclub Meets the third Wednesday the month (except December, January & February) at 7 pm, Stafford Town Hall, 8903 Morganville Road (Route 237), Stafford.

Annual plant auction in May. All are welcome.

T Ted Hosmer Lawn & Landscape 1249 Lehigh Station Road Henrietta, NY 14467 585-334-3620 info@tedhosmer.com tedhosmer.com Full-service Landscape Maintenance company .

Tompkins County Community Beautification Program 615 Willow Ave Ithaca, NY 14850 607-272-2292 beautification@cornell.edu ccetompkins.org The Tompkins County Beautification Program trains volunteers to work on plantings in the City of Ithaca and distributes grants to rural towns to add beautification elements such as plantings, murals, hanging baskets, windowboxes and benches.

Topiary Gardens 1840 Stump Road Marcellus, NY 13108 315-673-9016 plantmom2@msn.com topiary-gardens.com Specializing in Japanese maples, dwarf conifers and other rare and unusual plant material. Artistic garden design, installation and maintenance.

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Town and Country Garden Club of LeRoy LeRoy, NY 14482 630-289-9561 leroynygardenclub@gmail.com facebook.com/ GardenClubLeRoyNY The Town and Country Garden Club of Le Roy meets monthly (except February) on the second Wednesday at 6:30pm at First Presbyterian Church, 7 Clay St, Le Roy, NY 14482. Please visit and we hope you’ll join us!

Contact: leroynygardenclub@ gmail.com.

Town of Ontario Garden Club North Ontario United Church, 7200 Ontario Center Road Ontario, NY 14519 facebook.com/ groups/1374230696086978 Meets at 9:30am the second Thursday of the month except July and August. Speakers most months, plant sale, flower show, and more.

Tree Doctor, The 4752 Shisler Rd. Clarence, NY 14031 716-759-1138 danielle@treedoctorconsulting. com treedoctorconsulting.com Full service tree care company that includes the services of: pruning, fertilizing, spraying, removals and many more.

Treehaven Evergreen Nursery 981 Jamison Road Elma, NY 14059 716-652-4206 conifers@adelphia.net facebook.com/ Treehavenevergreen Turnbull Nursery Inc. 10036 Versailles Plank Rd. North Collins, NY 14111 716-337-2248 plants@turnbullnursery.com turnbullgardencenter.com We specialize in bare root plants sold in the early spring including trees, shrubs, ornamental vines, fruit trees. Our Container Yard is fully stocked with all your landscape needs. Open midMarch thru November.

Twin Oaks Lawn & Landscape Inc. 2455 West Walworth Rd. Macedon, NY 14502 585-482-2990 info@twinoakslandscape.net twinoakslandscape.net Paver walkways, retaining walls, ponds, driveways, landscape plantings, snowplowing.

U UDig NY 6706 Collamer Road East Syracuse , NY 13057 800-962-7962 marketing@UDigNY.org UDig NY is the place where all safe digging in Upstate New York

starts. Place a location request at least two working days before your next digging project at UDigNY.org or by calling 811.

Understory Landscaping 10 Lavender Circle Rochester, NY 14623 585-290-8456 UnderstoryLandscaping@ gmail.com understorylandscaping.com Providing native garden design, planting, and landscape maintenance. Our nursery has local trees, shrubs, flowers, vegetables, and fruit trees, and we also offer invasice plant removal, lawn mowing, sheds, greenhouses, and more.

Unilock 510 Smith Street Buffalo, NY 14210 800-933-1503 customerservice@unilock.com unilock.com Concrete paver and retaining wall manufacturer.

Unilock 841 Buffalo Road Rochester, NY 14624 Urban Roots Cooperative Garden Market 428 Rhode Island Street Buffalo, NY 14213 716-362-8982 patti@urbanroots.org urbanroots.org Urban Roots is a cooperative garden market, open to the public, supplying local, native and heirloom plants along with quality tools and gardening supplies, pottery, garden art and nature inspired gifts and decor.

Open year round.

V Van Putte Gardens 136 North Ave. Rochester, NY 14626 585-225-7770 vanputte@vanputte.com vanputte.com Rochester’s most complete garden center offering a wide variety of annual, vegetable & perennial plants, acres of trees and shrubs along with outdoor living patio furniture & decor. We also operate an award-winning professional landscape company.

VasePlace 6598 Cleland Road Cherry Creek, NY 14723 716-962-3784 vaseplace@gmail.com VasePlace.com I handcraft unique floral window decor. My glass suction bud and rooting vases are created with found treasures and come with your choice of a live plant cutting or dried florals from my gardens.

These vases are perfect for gifting and fresh flower display.

Victor Garden Club Victor, NY 14564 victorgardenclubny2@gmail. com

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victorgardenclub.org The club’s mission is to promote an interest in the development and maintenance of gardens and home ground improvements, promote interest in and develop programs to aid in the preservation of our natural resources and to promote and beautify the Town and Village of Victor through civic beautification. The club meets the 2nd Wednesday of every month except for January and February.

For more information, contact victorgardenclubny2@gmail.com.

Vollmer Farms 6576 Collamer Road East Syracuse, NY 13057 315-463-4902 yourteam@vollmerfarms.net vollmerfarms.net At Vollmer Farms we offer a full line of annuals,perennials, hanging baskets,potted premium annuals and vegetable plants. We also carry a selection of patio pots and deck boxes. In season, we also sell fresh fruits, vegetables and jams.

W Waterford Tilling PO Box 167 Penfield, NY 14526 585-388-6318 info@waterfordtilling.com waterfordtilling.com Wayside Garden Center 124 Pittsford- Palmyra Road Macedon, NY 14502 585-223-1222 info@waysidegardencenter.com waysidegardencenter.com Retail garden center open all year; commercial & residential landscape design & installation; 8+ acres of trees, shrubs, perennials, annuals, tropicals.

Largest selection of hydrangeas & roses in NYS. See website for events & plant lists.

Webster Arboretum, The 1700 Schlegel Road Webster, NY 14580 585-234-4622 griehle@rochester.rr.com websterarboretum.org The Webster Arboretum is a hidden treasure in the town of Webster NY. Meander along 1_ miles of walking trails through pristine gardens, groves and wooded areas where you will find native and unique specimen trees and plantings.

Weckesser Brick Co. 450 Trabold Road Rochester, NY 585-247-1100 weckesserbrickcoinc@gmail.com weckesserbrick.com Weeks’ Nursery & Greenhouses 5955 Shimerville Road Clarence Center, NY 14032 716-741-2616 plant1st@aol.com weeksgreenhouse.com One-stop shopping for all your plant needs; specializing in

geranium trees. Large selection of geraniums, annuals, perennials, hanging baskets, vegetables and many flowering plants.

Welch’s Greenhouses 1271 Webster Road Webster, NY 14580 585-872-2668 wvendel@rochester.rr.com welchsgreenhouses.com In business since 1981, proprietors William & Laura Vendel grow perennials, annuals & vegetable plants for sale at our store. Mulch, topsoil & stone available for pick-up or delivery.

We also grow plants for towns and restaurants.

Western New York Hosta Society 8399 Zimmerman Road Hamburg, NY 14075 716-941-6167 h8staman@aol.com wnyhosta.com We are a group of 200 hosta lovers who meet 4 times per year, with a topical speaker, plus hosta sales, garden tours and other activities. We are friendly and welcoming - check out our website for joining information or just come to a meeting.

Westfield Nursery, Inc. Landscaping & Garden Center 8320 West Main Road Westfield, NY 14787 716-326-3032 gardenshop@westfieldnursery. com westfieldnursery.com Our Garden Shop carries an extensive selection of nursery stock, mulch, soil products, fertilizers and pesticides. We also offer full-service landscape design, installation and maintenance.

White Oak Nursery 4350 Kipp Road Canandaigua, NY 14424 315-789-3509 jengel53@rochester.rr.com whiteoaknursery.biz Grower/propagator of over 80 species of native trees and shrubs.

Supplying plants adapted for natural plantings. Landscape design and installation, consultation services, direct seeding of native plants, invasive species control.

Wild Ones Habitat Gardening in Central New York Chapter 401 Parsons Drive Syracuse, NY 13219 info@hgcny.org Description: Wild Ones promotes environmentally sound landscaping practices to preserve biodiversity through the preservation, restoration and establishment of native plant communities. Our meetings are free and open to the public.

Windy Acres Greenhouse 6175 Wagner Road Springville, NY 14141 716-541-4923 Find us on Facebook!

Full line of annuals, perennials,

hanging baskets, herbs, and veggie plants. Charming country location. Also birdfeeders and water garden supplies. Garden decor.

WNY Iris Society 1030 Losson Road Cheektowaga, NY 14043 716-741-2912 dwbfarm@gmail.com WNYiris.com Purpose: to educate public on different species of irises, how to grow plant and care and appreciate Irises in your garden. wnydirt.com 585-502-8040 To order bulk organic compost / mulch, visit wnydirt.com or call 585-502-8040.

Woodstream Nurseries 8500 Wolcott Rd. Clarence Center, NY 14032 716-741-3434 info@woodstreamnurseries. com woodstreamnurseries.com Landscape design & install company with a fully-stocked nursery. Our garden shop specializes in perennials and stocks trees, plants, mulch & more.

Z Zantopia Herb Gardens 1147 Main Street Mumford, NY 14511 585-538-6757 zantopia.com Zantopia grows and sells a great variety of seldom-seen and lesser-known perennials and annuals for the gardener looking for something different. Superb quality and full service.

Zaretsky and Associates, Inc. 1965 Watson-Hulburt Rd. Macedon, NY 14502 585-377-8330 zaretskyassociates.com Creative landscape design and installation. We work with you to design plantings, stonework, carpentry and lighting for your home. We design and install with respect for the environment.

Landscape consultation also available.

Zehr’s On the Lake 5353 West Lake Road Burt, NY 14028 716-778-5733 zehrsonthelake@verizon.net zehrsonthelake.com Zehr’s on the Lake specializes in a distinct selection of plant offerings that include the following: annuals, perennials, roses, flowering shrubs, flowering vines and ornamental gasses.

Zehr’s also offers fresh farm produce in season.

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CLASSES/EVENTS KEY: F–Appropriate for children and families S–Plant sales/swaps T–Garden tours O–Online event

BUFFALO REGULAR CLUB MEETINGS African Violet & Gesneriad Society of WNY meets the third Tuesday of the month, September–August, at 7 p.m., Greenfield Health & Rehab Facility, 5949 Broadway, Lancaster. avgswny@gmail.com.

Alden Garden Club meets the second Wednesday of the month (except July and August) at 7 p.m., Alden Community Center, West Main St., Alden. New members and guests welcome. Plant sale each May. 716-937-7924.

Amana Garden Club meets the second Wednesday of the month (except January) at Ebenezer United Church of Christ, 630 Main St., West Seneca. Visitors welcome. 716-844-8543, singtoo@aol.com.

Amherst Garden Club meets the fourth Wednesday of the month (except December, March, July, and August) at 10 a.m., St. John’s Lutheran Church, Main St., Williamsville. New members and guests welcome. 716-836-5397.

Bowmansville Garden Club meets the first Monday of the month (except June, July, August, and December) at 7 p.m., Bowmansville Fire Hall, 36 Main St., Bowmansville. New members and guests welcome. For more information, 716-361-8325.

Buffalo Area Daylily Society. East Aurora Senior Center, 101 King St., East Aurora. The society is a friendly group who get together to enjoy daylilies.

Plant Sales in August. Open gardens, June–August.

Facebook.

Buffalo Bonsai Society meets every second Saturday at 1 p.m. at ECC North Campus, STEM Bldg., 6205 Main St., Williamsville, NY 14221. buffalobonsaisociety.com.

East Aurora Garden Club meets at noon on the second Monday of each month, except January.

The clubs meets at Nativity Lutheran Church, 970 E. Main St., East Aurora, NY ( just west of the 400 Expressway exit). The club’s objective is to stimulate, create interest, and promote education on horticulture, the art of gardening, flower arranging, and environmental conservation; and to promote the beautification of surrounding areas. For more information about the club or membership call 716-912-1589.

Federated Garden Clubs NYS–District 8. Nancy Kalieta is the director; nancyk212@aol.com. gardenclubsofwny.com.

Forest Stream Garden Club meets the third Thursday of the month (September–May) at 7 p.m., Presbyterian Village, 214 Village Park Dr., Williamsville and other locations. Summer garden teas and tours available. Ongoing projects include beautification of the Williamsville Meeting House, garden therapy at a local nursing home, youth gardening, and Victorian Christmas decorating. eileen.s@markzon.com.

Friends of Kenan Herb Club meets the third Monday of the month at 2 p.m. at the Taylor Theater. New members are always welcome. kenancenter.org/ herb-club.

Garden Club of the Tonawanda meets the third Thursday of the month at 6:30 p.m., Tonawanda City Hall, Community Room. Facebook.

Garden Friends of Clarence meets the second Wednesday of the month at 7 p.m., September– June, Town Park Clubhouse, 10405 Main St., Clarence. gardenfriendsofclarence@hotmail.com.

Gardens Buffalo Niagara open gardens on Thursdays and Fridays in July starts Thursday, July 11. Explore the beauty of gardens spread out in Erie and Niagara counties. Visit gardensbuffaloniagara.com/ open-gardens-buffalo for more details and location information.

Hamburg Garden Club meets the second Wednesday of each month (except July and August) at 10 a.m. at the VFW Post 1419, 2985 Lakeview Rd, Hamburg, NY. Events include a June plant sale and July and August field trips. New members and guests are welcome.

Contact lonabutler4@gmail.com.

Kenmore Garden Club meets the second Tuesday of the month (except July, August, and December) at 10 a.m., Kenmore United Methodist Church, 32 Landers Rd., Kenmore. Activities include guest speakers, floral designs, and community service. New members and guests are welcome. songnbird@aol.com.

Ken-Sheriton Garden Club meets the second Tuesday of the month (except January) at 7 p.m., St. Mark’s Lutheran Church, 576 Delaware Rd. Kenmore.

Monthly programs, artistic design, and horticulture displays. New members and guests welcome. 716833-8799, dstierheim@gmail.com.

Lancaster Garden Club meets the second Wednesday of the month (except January, July, and August) at 7 p.m., St. John Lutheran Church, 55 Pleasant Ave., Lancaster. All are welcome. Facebook.

Lewiston Garden Club meets the fourth Monday of the month. See website for meeting information, lewistongardenfest.com/garden-club.html or contact at PO Box 32, Lewiston, NY 14092.

Niagara Frontier Botanical Society meets the second Tuesday of the month September through May at 7:30 p.m. (except April) at the Harlem Rd. Community Center, 4255 Harlem Rd., Amherst.

Entrance is on the north side of the building.

Meetings are open to the public.

Niagara Frontier Orchid Society (NFOS) meets the first Tuesday following the first Sunday (dates sometimes vary due to holidays, etc.), September– June, Botanical Gardens, 2655 South Park Ave., Buffalo. niagarafrontierorchids.org.

Orchard Park Garden Club meets the first Thursday of the month (except July and December) at 11:30 a.m. at St. John’s Lutheran Church, 4536 South Buffalo St., Orchard Park. Contact Diana Szczepanski at 716674-8970 for membership information. Guests are always welcome.

Ransomville Garden Club meets the third Wednesday or Saturday of the month at 5:45 p.m., Ransomville Community Library, 3733 Ransomville Rd., Ransomville. Meetings are open to all. Activities include community gardening projects, educational presentations, and June plant sale. bbonnie2313@ gmail.com.

Silver Creek-Hanover Garden Club meets the second Saturday of the month at 11 a.m., Silver Creek Senior Center, 1823 Lake Rd. (Rte. 5), Silver Creek. schgardenclub2010@gmail.com South Towns Gardeners meets the second Friday of the month (except January) at 9:30 a.m., West Seneca Senior Center. New members welcome.

Springville Concord Garden Club meets the first Friday of the month at 10 a.m. in the Concord Senior Center, 40 Commerce Drive, Springville.

Free lectures on various gardening and nature topics, several field trips, support community events. Everyone is welcome. Garden Walk this year is Saturday, June 28, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Concord Town Hall lawn, 86 Franklin Street. Beautiful gardens, free hanging basket raffle, and member-donated plant sale.

SpringvilleConcordGardenClub@gmail.com Town and Country Garden Club of LeRoy meets the second Wednesday of the month (except February) at 6:30 p.m., First Presbyterian Church, 7 Clay St., LeRoy 14482. Prospective members and guests are welcome. Contact: leroynygardenclub@gmail.com Facebook: facebook.com/GardenClubLeRoyNY. Town and Country Garden Club of Williamsville generally meets the second Thursday of the month from 2–4 p.m. at the Ransom Oaks Community

Club House, 101 Ransom Oaks Dr., East Amherst.

Some meetings are held off site for garden tours and special events. The club maintains a garden at the Clearfield Library, 770 Hopkins Rd. Membership brochures with program information are available in the library. For information, contact Lanscombe@ roadrunner.com.

Tropical Fish Society of Erie County meets the third Tuesday of the month at 7:30 p.m., Lake Erie Italian Club, 3200 South Park Ave., Lackawanna, NY 14218. tropical-fish-club-of-erie-county.com Western New York Herb Study Group meets the second Wednesday of the month at 7 p.m., Buffalo and Erie County Botanical Gardens, 2655 South Park Ave., Buffalo. Facebook.

Western New York Honey Producers, Inc. Cornell Cooperative Extension of Erie County, 21 South Grove St., East Aurora. wnyhpa.org.

Western New York Hosta Society. The WNYHS was formed to encourage members to appreciate hostas and to provide them with access to quality new varieties. The group meets three times a year at the East Aurora Senior Center, 101 King St., East Aurora NY 14052. Wnyhosta.com.

Western New York Hosta Society Breakfast Meetings are friendly get-togethers the first Saturday (winter months only) at 10 a.m., Forestview Restaurant, Depew, wnyhosta.com.

Western New York Iris Society meets at the Julia B Reinstein Library, 1030 Losson Rd., Cheektowaga, NY at 1:30 p.m. on the first Sunday of each month.

Western New York Rose Society meets the third Wednesday of each month at 7 p.m. St. StephensBethlehem United Church of Christ, 750 Wehrle Dr., Williamsville. Check the Facebook page or website for meeting content, wnyrosesociety.net.

Youngstown Garden Club meets the second Wednesday of every month at 7 p.m., First Presbyterian Church, 100 Church St., Youngstown.

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FREQUENT HOSTS BECBG: Buffalo & Erie County Botanical Gardens, 2655 South Park Ave., Buffalo, NY 14218. 716/827-1584; buffalogardens.com.

REIN: Reinstein Woods Nature Preserve, 93 Honorine Drive, Depew, NY 14043. 716-6835959; reinsteinwoods.org.

CLASSES / EVENTS January 31: Original Artwork for Garden Walk Buffalo 2025. Garden Walk Buffalo, America’s largest garden tour, is looking for submissions of original artwork to promote the 2025 event, which will be held from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday and Sunday, July 26 and 27. For an opportunity to share your artwork with hundreds of local gardeners and tens of thousands of visitors from around the US, Canada, and beyond,submit your artwork by the deadline, January 31. Gardens Buffalo Niagara, gardensbuffaloniagara.com/garden-walk-buffalo F January 18: Family Snowshoe Walk, 10 a.m. As winter rolls around, join friends and family to explore the woods and look for signs of wildlife while enjoying the winter snow. Registration required. REIN F January 18: Woods Walk, 1 p.m. Enjoy a guided walk while exploring all the different types of weather at Reinstein woods. No registration required. REIN F January 25: Gall of the Wild, 10:30 a.m. Learn about the secrets of the insects inside goldenrod galls and some of the different ways local insects can survive the harsh winter season. Registration required. REIN UPSTATE GARDENERS’ JOURNAL | 19

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J F Ongoing through February: Feed the Fish. Regular admission for the day is included after the event.

All tickets must be purchased ahead of time online.

Check website for all dates and times. BECBG Feb 6 & 7: CNLP Day and PlantWNY Trade Show & Education Conference. Advance your knowledge with a full day of certification seminars on Thursday plus Horticulture 101. There will be a full day of seminars on Friday as well, plus the trade show.

Keynote speaker is Kerry Ann Mendez. CNLP and DEC credits. Plantwny.com February 14: Courses in the Conservatory, 5–10 p.m.

Spread some love and indulge in a unique, tropical dinner adventure through the conservatory for Valentine’s Day. Includes a four-course meal filled with live music, exotic plants, and twinkling lights.

Tickets are available for purchase online. BECBG F February 17: Desert Discoveries–Kids Succulent Workshop, 2–3 p.m. Learn all about desert ecology and create your own succulent planter to take a slice of the desert home with you. Best suited for children eight to thirteen years. Tickets are available for purchase online. BECBG

SAVE THE DATE… March 8: Education Day. Celebrating Gardening.

Cornell Cooperative Extension, Erie County, 21 South Grove St., East Aurora, NY 14052. 716-652-5400 x174; erie.cce.cornell.edu. Register at erie.cce.cornell.edu/ events March 13–16: Plantasia: Welcome to the Jungle.

Western New York’s premier garden and landscape show returns in March. The event showcases gardens, vendors, and an Artisan Hall featuring a wide variety of unique artisans and educational organizations. Fairgrounds Event Center and Artisan Hall, 5820 South Park Avenue, Hamburg, NY 14075, plantasiany.com March 25: Vendor applications deadline. Artisans and vendors are encouraged to apply to this juried show and become a part of this exceptional event.

Online applications and additional information can be found by visiting GardensBuffaloNiagara.com/ vendors. The application deadline is Tuesday, March 25, 2025. BECBG

ITHACA REGULAR CLUB MEETINGS Adirondack Chapter, North American Rock Garden Society (ACNARGS) Meetings are open to all. Check the current newsletter on the website for meeting location: acnargs.org or Facebook.com/acnargs.

Auraca Herbarists, an herb study group, usually meets the second Tuesday of the month at noon, Cornell Botanic Gardens, Ithaca. Brown bag lunch at noon followed by the program. and herb of the month. Field trips during the growing season. All are welcome. Contact: Pat Curran, pc21@cornell.edu.

Elmira Garden Club meets the first Thursday of the month, April–December, at 6 p.m., 426 Fulton St., Elmira. Annual plant sale, workshops, monthly meetings, local garden tours and community gardening services. Karen Coletta, 607-731-8320, Facebook.

Finger Lakes Native Plant Society meetings are usually on the third Tuesday of the month September to May. They are an organization dedicated to promoting the appreciation of native flora and hold free public field trips, free indoor programs, and provide members a newsletter, seed exchange, 20 | JANUARY-FEBRUARY 2025

native plant sale, and a December celebration of native plants. flnps.org, info@flnps.org.

please contact Cindy Boyer at 585-546-7029, x12 or cboyer@landmarksociety.org.

Windsor NY Garden Group meets the second and fourth Tuesdays of the month at 10 a.m., members’ homes or Windsor Community House, 107 Main St., Windsor. windsorgardengroup.suerambo.com.

Garden Club of Brockport meets the second Wednesday of every month at 7 p.m., Jubilee Church, 3565 Lake Rd., Brockport. Visitors can learn gardening tips from knowledgeable speakers, make garden ornaments through hands-on classes, and explore beautiful local gardens. For more info please email gardenclubofbrockport24@gmail.com.

ROCHESTER REGULAR CLUB MEETINGS 7th District Federated Garden Clubs New York State, Inc. meets the first Wednesday of the month.

7thdistrictfgcnys.org.

African Violet and Gesneriad Society of Rochester meets the first Thursday of the month September– November and March–May, 7–9 p.m. at Messiah Lutheran Church, 4301 Mt. Read Blvd., Rochester, NY 14616. December and June meetings are social events TBD location. Contacts: Douglas Burdick, 585-313-8674, dburdick@msn.com. Barb Festenstein, 585-461-1673, barbfestenstein@aol.com.

Bloomfield Garden Club meets the third Thursday of the month at 11:45 a.m., Veterans Park, 6910 Routes 5 & 20, Bloomfield. Visitors and prospective new members welcome. Marlene Moran, 585-924-8035, Facebook.

Bonsai Society of Upstate New York meets the fourth Tuesday of the month at the Brighton Town Park Lodge, Buckland Park, 1341 Westfall Rd., Rochester.

585-334-2595, Facebook, bonsaisocietyofupstateny. org.

Canandaigua Botanical Society meets for in-person botanical events. See website for event schedule. canandaiguabotanicalsociety.blogspot.com Color Pittsford Green meets on the third Wednesday of the month, 6:45–7:45 p.m. via Zoom. All are welcome. colorpittsfordgreen.org Conesus Lake Garden Club meets the third Wednesday of the month (April–December) at 7 p.m., Chip Holt Nature Center, Vitale Park, Lakeville.

Welcoming new members. Contact Dottie Connelly, 585-703-1748.

Country Gardeners of Webster. This club is for those who like to dig in the dirt, smell the roses, learn about the birds and bees, take a walk in the park, eat, drink, and be merry, or live in Webster. They meet the second Monday of the month. Contact Elaine at 585-350-8270 to try this fun-loving club out.

Creative Gardeners of Penfield meets the second Monday of the month (except July and August) at 9:15 a.m., Penfield United Methodist Church, 1795 Baird Rd., Penfield. Visitors welcome. Contact 585385-2065 or 09green17@gmail.com if interested in attending a meeting.

Fairport Garden Club meets the third Thursday evening of the month (except January, February, March, and August) in members’ homes or in the Perinton Ambulance building. Educational topics are presented through speakers, workshops, local tours, and community gardening i.e., Planter at Johanna Perrin School. fairportgc@gmail.com, fairportgardenclub.com.

Finger Lakes Daylily Society members garden in west-central NY, covering an area from Batavia to Syracuse and the Southern Tier. Meetings are held in Rochester or the Canandaigua area. There are generally four regular Saturday meetings held in February, March, May, and September. Visitors and prospective new members are welcome to attend.

Contact Deb Lawrence for information, binxers1@ yahoo.com.

Friends of Ellwanger Garden meet all season long on Tuesday mornings. To volunteer at the garden,

Garden Club of Mendon meets the third Tuesday of the month, 10 a.m.–1 p.m., Mendon Community Center, 167 North Main St., Honeoye Falls. Members work on community gardens and gather new ideas in a casual, social environment. 585-624-8182, joanheaney70@gmail.com.

Garden Path of Penfield meets the third Wednesday of the month, September–May at 7 p.m., Penfield Community Center, 1985 Baird Rd., Penfield. Members enjoy all aspects of gardening, new members welcome. gardenpathofpenfield@gmail.com.

Gates Garden Club meets the second Thursday of the month (except July and August) at 6:30 p.m., Gates Town Annex, 1605 Buffalo Rd., Rochester.

New members and guests welcome. 585-247-1248, scece6@yahoo.com.

Genesee Region Orchid Society (GROS) meets the first Monday following the first Sunday of the month. Meetings are held at 6 p.m. at the JCC on Edgewood Dr in Brighton. Please see the website for information, geneseeorchid.org.

Genesee Valley Hosta Society meets the second Thursday of the month, April–October, at Eli Fagan American Legion Post, 260 Middle Rd., Henrietta. 585-889-7678, sebuckner@frontiernet.net, geneseevalleyhosta.com.

Greater Rochester Iris Society (GRIS) is an affiliate of the American Iris Society, meets on a Sunday during the months of March, April, September, and October at 2 p.m., St. John’s Episcopal Church Hall, 11 Episcopal Ave., Honeoye Falls, NY. Public welcome. Plant Sales, guest speakers or location visits, Volunteer Opportunities. Honeoye Falls, NY. 585-266-0302, thehutchings@mac.com.

Greater Rochester Perennial Society (GRPS) meets the first Thursday of each month at 7 p.m., Twelve Corners Presbyterian Church Fellowship Hall, 1200 South Winton Rd., Rochester, except in summer when it tours members’ gardens. Lectures are held virtually, and garden tours are being scheduled.

See website or Facebook for updates. cap704@ frontiernet.net, rochesterperennial.com, facebook. com/GreaterRochesterPerennialSociety.

Greater Rochester Rose Society meets the first Tuesday of the month at 7 p.m. on Zoom January, February, and March Email j.chorder@gmail.com for meeting link. Questions: 585-694-8430. Facebook: Greater Rochester Rose Society.

Henrietta Garden Club meets the second Wednesday each month (except May-August and December) at 6:30 p.m. A presenter will speak on a gardening related subject at 7:15 p.m. Guests and nonresidents are welcome. Handicap accessible. Call 585-442-8634. Lower level of the Henrietta Town Hall, 475 Calkins Rd., Henrietta. sites. google. com/site/henriettagardenclub. Facebook page. henriettagardenclub@gmail.com.

Holley Garden Club meets the second Thursday of the month at 7 p.m., Holley Presbyterian Church. 585638-6973.

Hubbard Springs Garden Club of Chili meets the third Monday of the month at 6:30 p.m. at the Chili Community Center, 3237 Chili Ave., Rochester. dtoogood@rochester.rr.com Ikebana International Rochester Chapter 53 Meets on zoom February to April at 10 a.m the third Thursday of each month. Beginning in April, meetings are in-person. There are no meetings in

CLASSES/EVENTS KEY: F–Appropriate for children and families S–Plant sales/swaps T–Garden tours O–Online event December and January. Attendees will participate in an ikebana workshop, enjoy fellowship with your own brown-bag lunch and have a short culture program following lunch. Ikebana International is a non-profit cultural organization whose objective is to stimulate and perpetuate the study of ikebana [the Japanese art of flower arranging] and related arts throughout the world.’’ In-person meetings are at First Baptist Church, Hubbell Hall, 175 Allens Creek Rd., Rochester. 585-301-6727, 585-402-1772, rochesterikebana@gmail.com, ikebanarochester.org.

Kendall Garden Club meets the first Wednesday of the month at 7 p.m., Kendall Town Hall. 585-370-8964.

Klemwood Garden Club of Webster meets the second Monday of the month at 7 p.m. (except January and February) in members’ homes or local libraries.

Accepting new members. 585-671-1961.

Lakeview Garden Club (Greece) meets the second Wednesday of the month (except January and February) at 7 p.m., meeting location varies depending on activity. Meetings may include a speaker, project or visits to local garden-related sites. New members always welcome. Contact, Darlene Markham, dmarkham@rochester.rr.com.

Newark Garden Club meets the first Friday of the month at 1 p.m., Park Presbyterian Church, Newark.

Guests are welcome.

Victor Garden Club meets the second Wednesday of the month (except January and February) at 6 p.m. New members welcome. Meeting and location details: victorgardenclubny2.com, victorgardenclub.org.

Williamson Garden Club. On-going community projects and free monthly lectures to educate the community about gardening. Open to all.

315-524-4204, grow14589@gmail.com, grow-thewilliamsongardenclub.blogspot.com.

CLASSES / EVENTS January 24: Backyard Chicken Keeping, 2–3 p.m.

Learn how to keep a small flock of backyard hens and about the Town of Brighton’s codes for chicken keeping at the Brighton Memorial Library. Meet the presenter, Dr. Sandra Sluberski, and her own Silkie chickens. Informational handouts will be provided.

For any questions contact Katie Cree, Katie.cree@ libraryweb.org. 2300 Elmwood Avenue, Brighton.

F January 25: Special Winter excursion: Signs of Wildlife, 11 a.m.–1 p.m. Explore the trails with Jim and Marsha Miller, as you learn about wildlife and plants that live in a very special woods close to Lake Ontario. RSVP is available online. Genesee Land Trust, 46 Prince Street, Suite LL005, Rochester, NY 14607. 585-256-2130; info@geneseelandtrust.org; geneseelandtrust.org.

Pittsford Garden Club meets the third Tuesday of the month at 10:30 a.m. at the Spiegel Center on Lincoln Ave. in the Village of Pittsford. The club usually meets in Room 18, but visitors should confirm at the front desk. New members are always welcomed.

Annual plant sale on the third Saturday in May, parking lot behind the library. pittsfordgardenclub@ gmail.com

S February 1: Seed and Houseplant Swap, 9 a.m.–1 p.m. The swap is co-sponsored by the Penfield Community Victory Garden. Preregister by emailing flowercitygardennetwork@gmail.com. It isn’t necessary to bring seeds or houseplants in order to attend. This event will take place the Penfield Recreation Center gym (same building as the Penfield Library), 1985 Baird Rd, Penfield 14526.

Rochester Dahlia Society meets the second Saturday of the month (except August and September) at 12:30 p.m., Trinity Reformed Church, 909 Landing Rd. North, Rochester. Visitors welcome. See website for up-to-date information concerning meetings and shows. 585-865-2291, Facebook, rochesterdahlias.org.

February 19: Backyard Chicken Keeping, 6:30–7:30 p.m. Learn how to keep a small flock of backyard hens and about the town codes for chicken keeping in Mendon and Honeoye Falls at the Honeoye Falls-Mendon Public Library. Meet the presenter Dr. Sandra Sluberski, and her own Silkie chickens.

Informational handouts will be provided. For any questions contact Kelly Paganelli, Kelly.panganelli@ libraryweb.org. 22 North Main Street, Honeoye Falls.

Rochester Herb Society meets the first Tuesday of each month (excluding January, February, and July) at noon, Pittsford Community Center, 35 Lincoln Ave., Pittsford, NY. Summer garden tours and day trips. New members welcome. rocherbsociety.com.

Rochester Permaculture Center meets monthly to discuss topics such as edible landscapes, gardening, farming, renewable energy, green building, rainwater harvesting, composting, local food, forest gardening, herbalism, green living, etc. Meeting location and details: meetup.com/rochesterpermaculture.

Seabreeze Bloomers Garden Club meets the fourth Wednesday of the month (except January) at 7 p.m., location varies depending on activity. Meetings may include a speaker, project, or visit to local gardenrelated site. Monthly newsletter. New members welcome. Meetings are currently canceled, contact Bonnie Arnold with any questions. Bonnie Arnold, 585-230-5356, bonniearnold@frontiernet.net.

Stafford Garden Club meets the third Wednesday of the month (except December and January) at 7 p.m., Stafford Town Hall, 8903 Morganville Rd. (Route 237), Stafford. All are welcome. 585-343-4494.

Urban Agriculture Working Group (UAWG) meets via Zoom on the third Thursday of the month at 7 p.m. UAWG is a collection of gardeners, community gardens, and individuals who garden/farm in the city or support such activities. UAWG offers a Spring Conference each year and sponsors the Urban Gardens ROC garden crawl in the fall. In addition, the group advocates for City policies that make urban gardening more accessible for people who want to grow fresh vegetables for themselves or their neighbors. If you are interested in getting on the email list, contact Mallory Hohl, mdh286@cornell. edu. You do not have to live in the city to participate.

SAVE THE DATE… S May 9–18: CCE Monroe County Master Gardener Volunteers Tent Sale, 10:30 a.m.–6:30 p.m at the Highland Park Lilac Festival located in the vicinity of the Lilac Adventure Zone children’s playground, 249 Highland Avenue, Rochester, NY. Featuring a variety of lilacs, greeting cards, and specialty item teacups for sale. Plus, an opportunity to “Ask a Master Gardener.” Cornell Cooperative Extension, Monroe County, 2449 St. Paul Blvd., Rochester, NY 14617. 585753-2550; monroe.cce.cornell.edu.

T July 20: Irondequoit Garden Walks, Noon to 4 p.m.

This is a free, self-guided tour of residential gardens throughout Irondequoit. Participants will tour at their own pace. irondequoitgardenwalks.com

SYRACUSE REGULAR CLUB MEETINGS

African Violet and Gesneriad Society of Syracuse.

The chapter meets at 7:00 pm, on the second Thursday of the month, September to December and March to May, there are no meetings in January or February due to weather conditions. The meeting place is Pitcher Hill Community Church, 605 Bailey Road, North Syracuse, NY 13212. More information is available on the chapter website (avsofsyracuse. wixsite.com/avgss) or via email penny.moore.bs@ gmail.com

Baldwinsville Women’s Garden Club meets the first Thursday of each month except January at St Marks’ Lutheran Church in Baldwinsville at 7 p.m. The club plants the village flower barrels, raises money for the village flower hanging baskets, maintains the Pointe Garden, donates Arbor Day trees to schools, and gets involved in village improvement projects.

Perennial sale yearly on Memorial Saturday morning in the village. See more information at Facebook, Women’s Garden Club of Baldwinsville.

Bonsai Club of CNY (BCCNY) meets the first Saturday of the month 10 a.m.–12 p.m., Pitcher Hill Community Church, 605 Bailey Rd., North Syracuse. Contact Dave Taylor, daveturf1@yahoo.com or 315-395-3018. cnybonsai.com, Bonsai Club of CNY on Facebook.

Cazenovia Garden Club usually meets the first Tuesday of the month at 10:15 a.m. at the Cazenovia Public Library. With an active membership, their objective is to stimulate interest in horticulture, develop skills in the beautification of community and home, and create awareness of national and local conservation issues. Meetings feature guest speakers and field trips are planned throughout the year. For more information contact cazgardenclub@ gmail.com.

Central New York Orchid Society meets the first Sunday of the month, September–May, St. Augustine’s Church, 7333 O’Brien Rd., Baldwinsville.

Dates may vary due to holidays. 315-633-2437, cnyos.org.

Fairmount Garden Club meets the third Thursday of the month (March–November) at 6:30 p.m., Camillus Senior Center, 25 First St., Camillus.

Speakers and community projects. All are welcome. tooley.susan@yahoo.com.

Federated Garden Clubs NYS–District 6. 315-481-4005, dist6fss@gmail.com.

Gardening Friends Club meets the third Tuesday of the month, March–December, at 6:30 p.m., Wesleyan Church, 4591 US Route 11, Pulaski. 315-2981276, Facebook: Gardening Friends of Pulaski, NY, VicLaDeeDa@frontiernet.net.

Gardeners in Thyme (a women’s herb club) meets the second Thursday of the month at 7 p.m., Beaver Lake Nature Center, Baldwinsville. 315-635-6481, hbaker@twcny.rr.com.

Habitat Gardening in CNY (HGCNY) meets the last Sunday of most months at 2 p.m. Liverpool Public Library, 310 Tulip St., Liverpool. HGCNY is a chapter of Wild Ones: Native Plants, Natural Landscapes; wildones.org. Free and open to the public. hgcny. org and ourhabitatgarden.org. Subscribe to the free e-newsletter by emailing info@hgcny.org.

Home Garden Club of Syracuse usually meets the first Tuesday morning of the month. Members are active in educating the community about gardening, horticulture, and floral design and are involved with several civic projects in the Syracuse area. New members welcome. homegardenclubofsyracuse@ gmail.com, homegardenclubofsyracuse.org.

Koi and Water Garden Society of Central New York usually meets the third Monday of each month at 7 p.m. See website for meeting locations. 315-4583199, cnykoi.com.

The Men and Women’s Garden Club of Syracuse meets on the third Thursday of each month at 7 p.m. in the Reformed Church of Syracuse, 1228 Teall Ave., Syracuse, NY. Meetings feature activities and/ or guest speakers on gardening-related topics. The club also plans tours for its members. Members maintain gardens at Rosamond Gifford Zoo and Ronald McDonald House plus host annual flower shows. Regular club meetings at the church will take place in the months of March, April, May, August, September, and November. More information at facebook.com/MWGardenClubOfSyracuse and mwgardenclubofsyracuse@gmail.com.

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Southern Hills Garden Club meets the third Tuesday of each month, February through November, at the LaFayette Firehouse, 2444 US Route 11, LaFayette NY 13084.Meetings begin at 7:00 pm. Offsite meetings typically have an earlier start time. Guests are welcome and membership is open to anyone interested in gardening. For information regarding meetings or membership, please contact Cathy Nagel, 315-677-9342 or email 42085@aol.com.

Syracuse Rose Society meets the second Thursday of the month (except December) at 7 p.m., Reformed Church of Syracuse, 1228 Teall Ave., Syracuse. Enter from Melrose Ave. Club members maintain the E. M. Mills Memorial Rose Garden, Thornden Park, Syracuse. Public welcome. syracuserosesociety.org.

Ones Habitat Gardening in CNY chapter, hgcny. org, and ourhabitatgarden.org. Subscribe to our free e-newsletter by sending a request to info@ hgcny.org. HGCNY February 23: David DuBois, Imposters in the Pot: Cultivated lookalikes of native plants, 1:30 p.m. Baltimore Woods Nature Center Director of Stewardship Presentation. This talk aims to explore a handful of native plants that have nonnative lookalikes in cultivation so gardeners can better understand what they have, what you should look out for, and how you can make informed decisions about what you are buying and planting. Free and open to the public. Liverpool Library 310 Tulip Street, Liverpool, New York. Sponsored by Wild Ones Habitat Gardening in CNY chapter, hgcny. org and ourhabitatgarden.org. Subscribe to our free e-newsletter by sending a request to info@hgcny. org. HGCNY

key questions. There is a fee for this program and preregistration is required by January 20. Please contact Lynn Bliven lao3@cornell.edu or visit the website for more information: allegany.cce.cornell. edu.

Deadline for calendar listings for the next issue (March-April 2025) is February 14, 2025.

Please send your submissions to calendar@ upstategardenersjournal.com.

FREQUENT HOST HGCNY: Habitat Gardening in Central New York, hgcny.org, info@hgcny.org, 315-487-5742

CLASSES / EVENTS January 26: From Lawn to Meadow, 1:30 p.m. Sam Quinn Restoration Science Center Research Assistant SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry Presentation. Free and open to the public. Liverpool Library 310 Tulip Street, Liverpool, New York. Sponsored by Wild

AND BEYOND January 23: Solar and Ag in Allegany County: What You Need to Know, 9:30 a.m.–2:30 p.m. This event is hosted at Cornell Cooperative Extension Allegany County. CCE of Allegany County invites farmers and landowners to an educational workshop to discuss some of the important issues regarding solar development on agricultural land, including leasing land to solar companies. This workshop will provide updates on the solar industry concerning agricultural land use and aim to answer some of the

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Almanac 2025

By Christine Green

JANUARY/FEBRUARY

It may seem early, but it is time to get started with your gardening plan for 2025. Here are some simple tips to ready for the coming spring.

PLAN: If you don’t already have a journal dedicated to your garden this is a good time to get one. Cut out ideas and images from magazines (like UGJ!), brochures, and seed catalogs. Set aside a day or several to draw up plans for new plantings and garden layouts. It’s a great time to dream. Make some notes about what new flowers and vegetables you might like to start in the coming spring and create a list of seeds you like to order.

NOTES FOR 2025

TOOLS: Even if you gave your tools a good cleaning and sharpening in the fall, it is a good time to recheck them for rust and sharpness. Take apart snipping tools with a screwdriver and clean the joints.

Oil the blades and hinges.

SEED STARTING: A few seeds can be started inside in late winter. Some veggies and herbs, like broccoli, cabbage, parsley, rosemary, and several others can be started by the end of February. Your seed packets are your best guide.

January: Wolf Moon

February: Snow Moon

MARCH/APRIL

TREE MAINTENANCE: Check for winter damage. If there are branches that need to be removed because of disease, clean your tools with rubbing alcohol between each cut. You can also start to prune trees, except for “bleeders” like maple and birch.

PRUNE SHRUBS: Shrubs that bloom on new wood, like roses, can be pruned back in early spring. Shrubs that bloom on old wood should be left alone until after they bloom. This includes spring bloomers like forsythia and lilac INSPECT SEED STARTING EQUIPMENT: Disinfect seed trays or buy new ones. After cleaning with soap and water spritz with hydrogen peroxide and let dry. Or you can use a very weak bleach solution (one part bleach to nine parts water).

START SEEDS: Check seeds packets for plants that can be started now and start seeds as instructed.

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DIRECT SOW: Some veggies (beets, leeks, spinach, etc.) can be sown or planted outdoors in April or as soon as the ground is workable (a handful of dirt is crumbly and temperatures are in the fifties). Direct-seed cool-season vegetables such as carrots, beets, radishes, kale, and onions. Plant lettuce, kale, and collards in mid-April for a June harvest.

BIRD FEEDERS: Clean bird feeders of winter muck and buy new, high-quality seed and suet.

March: Worm Moon

April: Pink Moon

MAY/JUNE

HARDENING OFF: It’s time to harden off any seeds you started inside. Be patient and keep an eye on cold snaps and wind. Don’t get too eager to plant, though, as it is often best to wait until Memorial Day or when the soil is about fifty degrees to plant annuals and vegetables like tomatoes and peppers.

CHELSEA CHOP: In early May to early June, you can do the “Chelsea Chop.” * This satisfying deep trim of flowering perennials like sedum, hardy geraniums, phlox, and more will help those plants thrive and produce flowers. While you’re at it cut back to the ground one-third of the oldest stems of weigela, forsythias, and spiraea. * The” Chelsea Chop” is so called because it is usually carried out at the end of May, coinciding with the Royal Chelsea Flower Show.

JULY/AUGUST

TRIM AND PRUNE: Cut reblooming roses back slightly. You can also prune woody plants before autumn.

JOURNALING: This is a great time of year to sketch or photograph your garden for the journal you started back in January. Creating a map or saving labeled and dated photos with help you remember where you planted things next spring as well as consider what worked for and what didn’t. Make sure to take notes about how the weather affected your garden over the summer.

PREP FOR FALL: Order bulbs for fall planting to get the best selection of varieties.

FIRST HARVEST: Garlic is ready when the leaves are yellowing.

Harvest beans, cucumbers, zucchini, eggplant, peppers, tomatoes, etc. so that plants continue to produce.

BIRD FEEDERS: Give your bird feeders and birdbaths a deep cleaning, so that birds will continue to visit your yard and stay healthy. If you are interested in birdwatching, make notes in your journal about what birds visited your garden this summer and what food or flowers they were attracted to.

VISITING BIRDS 2025

GENERAL GARDEN CARE CHECKLIST Support or stake taller flowering plants.

Put in tomato trellises before the plants get too big.

Check for signs of insects (chewed leaves, puncture wounds, sticky substances, trails in leaves) or disease (yellow leaves, stunted growth, signs of fungi) on all of your plants. Check under the leaves of tomato, potato, pepper, and eggplants or hornworm eggs. Look for Spotted Lanternflies and their egg masses. Keep an eye out for scarlet-red Lily Leaf beetles.

Handpick and smash.

Mulch your garden beds. Mulch out, not up, and keep mulch from touching tree trunks.

Do a midseason tool cleaning and sharpening Split and move (or share with friends) perennials.

May: Flower Moon

June: Strawberry Moon

July: Buck Moon

August: Sturgeon Moon

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It’s time to continue the harvest!

SHARING IS CARING: This is a great time of year to move, divide, and share perennials and any extra items from your harvest.

PLAN FOR WINTER INTEREST: Leave the seedheads of astilbe, black-eyed Susan, coneflower, daisy, sunflowers, etc. intact to provide food and shelter for birds and wildlife. Do not trim back the stalks of certain plants that overwinter better with the protection of the old stalks. This group includes mums, lavender, culinary sage, red hot poker, and milkweed. Leaving these intact also provide visual interest in your winter garden.

PRESERVING: Start canning, freezing, and drying herbs, fruits, veggies, and decorative flowers.

GENERAL PLANTING: Many perennials do well when planted in the fall, including hellebores, coral bells, hostas, and many more. Your local nursery can help guide you and often offer great deals in the fall.

September: Plant radish, kale, spinach, and lettuce. Evergreens, including conifers, should be planted by mid-September.

October: Plant lower bulbs like tulips and daffodils as well as corms such as crocus. Onions, garlic, cabbage, and carrots do well when planted in October.

September: Harvest Moon

October: Hunter’s Moon

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NOVEMBER/DECEMBER

HARVEST WINTER VEGETABLES: Once we have experienced a few frosts—but before the ground freezes—turnips, parsnips, Brussels sprouts, and carrots can be harvested. Whatever you don’t harvest should be covered with straw to keep the ground around them from freezing.

FINAL PROTECTION: Add straw to the strawberry bed. Pine needle straw works very well if you have some handy. Tie down climbing rose canes to protect them from freezing winds.

FINAL CHORES CHECKLIST Clean, sharpen, and store garden equipment.

Drain hoses and shut off water spigots.

Sharpen lawn mower blades before storing.

Reduce the fertilization of your indoor plants until early spring.

Clean bird feeders one more time and change bird food to include sunflower and nyjer seeds and perhaps a suet cage.

November: Beaver Moon

December: Cold Moon

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