This rich style of gardening has a long history of creating mystery and suspense; both with design layout, features and plant materials. Plants in the Gothic garden tend to feature dark flowers and foliage that offer a rich, somber and beautiful impact. Mark Dwyer will discuss the features of a […]
The availability and diversity of native plants for our landscapes continues to expand in an exciting way. With native plants being more adaptable in our soils and climate, we can utilize these selections to not only be beautiful but to thrive and provide support for local pollinators and wildlife. The […]
Edgerton Library hosts Wisconsin author Amy Pease to kick off National Library Week to discuss her book Northwoods, which is set in a fictionalized resort town in Northern Wisconsin. The book is described as a thriller that starts with the murder of a teenaged boy. Edgerton patrons and staff who […]
While our gardens should engage the senses, there are certain plants that lend themselves more directly to sensory engagement. Engaging sight with beautiful plants and flowers is important in the garden but we tend to ignore the vast array of plants that offer fragrance or tactile engagement. Mark Dwyer will […]
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