Why have so few people heard of the pawpaw, much less tasted one? American pawpaw Asimina tribloba The pawpaw is a singular plant, the small trees bear the largest edible fruit native to the U.S. A favorite of Native Americans and early settlers, the fruit has a creamy texture tasting of a sweet tropical mix...Read More
The Garden Center’s 3rd Annual Legacy Seminar is Saturday, February 10, 2024. This lecture series features multiple speakers on multiple aspects of the gardening world. This year we have a husband and wife team of experienced horticulturists. Roy Diblik is a highly respected plantsman and founder of Northwind Perennial Farm. He is also a major...Read More
The Grosse Pointe Garden Center, Inc. is pleased and privileged to carry on the Detroit Garden Center’s popular gardening seminar series. Featuring two renowned speakers plus an Open Q&A session for your gardening questions! Janet Macunovich starts us off at 10:05 a.m. with practical approaches to “Simplify to Keep on Growing,” teaching us helpful hints...Read More
Gardens of the Arts & Crafts Movement Award-winning author, landscape historian, and preservation consultant gave a wonderful Zoom presentation on her latest book, “Gardens of the Arts & Crafts Movement.” Audience interaction: Education, it is just as much what you absorb as what you apply. In that vein, what did you learn from Judith Tankard’s...Read More
