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Creepy Crawlies at VISTA Gardens
The second annual Creepy Crawlies in the Garden event was a HUGE success! We had the largest turnout of any of our educational community festivals to date.
So many people of all ages showed up that we ran out of scavenger hunt maps and food. We got a lot of great feedback from participants as well as some cool ideas for next time.
Andy Parker
2 hours ago1 min read
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Sickles High School National Honor Society members who volunteered at VISTA Gardens September 13th
Sickles High School National Honor Society members who volunteered at VISTA Gardens September 13th
Andy Parker
Sep 231 min read
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VISTA Thanks YOU!
Among the many worthy causes to support, you continue to appreciate VISTA Gardens with your financial contributions. Together, we are cultivating a vibrant and sustainable community for generations to come and we thank you for your ongoing support!
VISTA Gardens
Aug 122 min read
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Mosquito Bucket Challenge
Safer than fogging, mosquito buckets are a simple alternative to manage mosquitoes. Mosquito fogging harms pets, bees and many other pollinators. These buckets are a safe, affordable way to save butterflies, ladybugs and valued pollinators. Â
Andy Parker
Jul 281 min read
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Harith’s Eagle Scout Project
Harith Talapaneni, a junior in High School and a Boy Scout, recently finished his Eagle project, where he designed, planned, and constr
Park and VISTA Gardens. On Friday June 20, 10 Master Gardener Volunteers planted
two different species of native milkweed, including Pink swamp milkweed (Asclepias
incarnata) and White aquatic milkweed (Asclepias perennis) in the native butterfly
garden, before meeting summer campers, ages 10 – 13, at the entrance to the bridge
spanning
Andy Parker
Jul 241 min read
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Carrollwood Pollinator Corridor
The Carrollwood Pollinator Corridor has launched with plantings at Carrollwood Village
Park and VISTA Gardens. On Friday June 20, 10 Master Gardener Volunteers planted
two different species of native milkweed, including Pink swamp milkweed (Asclepias
incarnata) and White aquatic milkweed (Asclepias perennis) in the native butterfly
garden, before meeting summer campers, ages 10 – 13, at the entrance to the bridge
spanning the retention pond.
Andy Parker
Jul 152 min read
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