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Website title: THE GARDEN CLUB OF THE BACK BAY

Publisher:  Boston Flora
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The Beacon Hill Garden Club will host its 2026 Soireé and Hidden Gardens Tour on May 20 and 21. The Soireé will take place on Wednesday evening from 5:00 pm – 7:30 and the self guided Tour, which always sells out, will be Thursday from 9 am – 5 pm. Experience one of Boston’s most cherished spring traditions as gates are opened to ten of Beacon Hill’s finest private gardens. P...

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The Making History Gala is an unforgettable and festive evening of lively conversation, storytelling, dining, and more. The Gala celebrates the MHS’s commitment to collecting and sharing more than four centuries of American stories. Proceeds support the Society’s educational initiatives, including National History Day, the History Source, and civics education. This year’s eve...

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Discover what you can do to capture and reuse the water in your own space. Hear an overview of multiple water capture mechanisms, including rain gardens and permeable pavements. Get inspired to think about stormwater in new ways, and to take practical steps towards working with it in this class, led by long-time Native Plant Trust instructor and stormwater superhero Trevor Sm...

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The Trustees will lead a guided walk in the Leland Cooperative Garden with herbalist and arborist Alex Klein to learn key characteristics that will provide you the skills to identify any tree, even in the winter months. Stick around after the walk for the Leland Garden’s winter solstice celebration. 2:20 – 4 is the Tree ID walk (meet at 4 Leland Street in Jamaica Plain), 4 – ...

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A surprising number of plants remain green through the winter; lichens, mosses and liverworts, ferns, ericaceous shrubs and evergreen trees, and many more. Which plants stay green, how, and why? In this Native Plant Trust online class, you will learn how to recognize and identify the groups of evergreen plants and explore evolutionary strategies for year-round foliage. $75, w...

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