Coming Up at BBG

Miriam Rubin leads this series through Sept. 15. Each event begins in BBG’s vegetable garden where we harvest fresh vegetables, then we head into the kitchen to make a multi-course meal. 

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On Saturday, June 8, from 2 to 4 p.m., Zach Rissman will guide participants through a two-hour experience where they can slow down and experience deep rest, relaxation, presence, and healing. 

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Join chef and author Miriam Rubin for this Farm-to-Table cooking class series. In this once-a-month series, from 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., participants will work with the BBG’s vegetable garden to harvest fresh vegetables, then will head into the kitchen with Miriam to make a multi-course meal. 

Videos

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Come and explore our woodland water garden, which showcases native plants that thrive in moist conditions — and plenty of wildlife, too. Be on the lookout for Common Milkweed; Kousa Dogwood; Redvein Enkianthus; American Waterlily; Linden Viburnum; and Bristol Ruby Weigela.

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Ron didn't want to do this video because he had very little negative news to share about the state of pests and diseases. We have ways of making him talk.

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Tickets now available! Come dance under the stars at our annual gala, July 27!

Articles

Oh, shoots! Oh, potato beetles, cabbage worms, slugs, and powdery mildew. And what are the high stakes of staking your tomatos and perennials? Read Ron's latest tips and tricks for a glorious garden.

Come visit Sweet Cicely and Lovage. And here are ways you can use these lovely herbs.

Now I am wondering about my ability to grow apples at all in my Massachusetts garden. Here are some facts about fire blight and tips for how to manage it.

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