Annual Events 2007
2007 New at the Garden
Greensong Garden Program offers Educational Tours in Nancy Forrester's Secret Garden
Winter Botanical Tour Stef Laing Daily 11am "Plant of the week" $25 each
Summer Cultural Tour Nancy Forrester Daily 11am by appointment only $35 each (2 person min.)
Winter Botanical Tour Stef Laing Daily 11am "Plant of the week" $25 each
Summer Cultural Tour Nancy Forrester Daily 11am by appointment only $35 each (2 person min.)
Aborist Dan of Dan's Tropical Tree Service completes work on our beautiful 100 year old trees,
Water pond and bog area completed, plant of the week on line, botanical tour daily 11 am daily
(winter), cultural tour of the garden by Nancy Forrester summer (by appointment), Educational
booklet, 12 most asked questions (in the works), rare plants for sale, our first color brochure
printed, addition of rare palms and educational signage to enhance the palm collection,
green living display in the gallery.
Water pond and bog area completed, plant of the week on line, botanical tour daily 11 am daily
(winter), cultural tour of the garden by Nancy Forrester summer (by appointment), Educational
booklet, 12 most asked questions (in the works), rare plants for sale, our first color brochure
printed, addition of rare palms and educational signage to enhance the palm collection,
green living display in the gallery.
Mana Project Greensong Garden Program
| Plant of the week. What's Blooming? |
| April 10, 2007 flower emerging Amorphophallus paeonifolius formally known as campanulatus |
Aroid Amorphophallus paeoniifolius
Origin: Madagascar, eastwards via India to Malaysia,
southern China, Indochina, Polynesia, northern
Australia
Amorphophallus paeoniifolius has a centuries old
cultivation history in the Asian and Indopacific region.
Cultivation: Tuber in fertile soil. Dappled shade or fully
exposed to sun. The tuber may be stored dry when
dormant.
Origin: Madagascar, eastwards via India to Malaysia,
southern China, Indochina, Polynesia, northern
Australia
Amorphophallus paeoniifolius has a centuries old
cultivation history in the Asian and Indopacific region.
Cultivation: Tuber in fertile soil. Dappled shade or fully
exposed to sun. The tuber may be stored dry when
dormant.
| Plant of the week Posters for tours 2007 |
| Palm Sale, Arbor Day, Earth Day, Teachers Appreciation Day under construction |
Save trees! Plant Trees
The natural enery of Tree's combats global warming
Our large tree cools the city of Key west. It's cooling capacity equals the output of ten air conditioners
The natural enery of Tree's combats global warming
Our large tree cools the city of Key west. It's cooling capacity equals the output of ten air conditioners
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