Gardening Workshop – Peas, peppers, potatoes and pumpkins

It's almost time to sow peas, and there are things you can do to prepare for the other "P" vegetables, too, from heating up your soil in anticipation of pepper planting, to green sprouting your potatoes, and starting pumpkin seedlings indoors to thwart bugs and get earlier yields!  Learn how to store or process these vegetables so that you can save money on your grocery bill even after the gardening season has passed.

Gardening Workshop – Chickens in the Garden

Chickens are a wonderful addition to any garden because they provide eggs, wonderful fertilizer, and lots of company! Learn the ins and outs of housing, feeding, and tending chickens, and meet a couple of the ladies (hens).

Grange Meeting

Ware Grange meets on the third Monday of most months. The program for the meeting will be about cheese.

Kids’ Corner Workshop – Rainforests

Ever think about visiting a rainforest habitat? There are so many species of plants and animals to learn about from the rainforests. Come take a trek to learn more about these amazing forests.

Gardening Workshop – Spring Flowering Bulbs

It seems untimely, but now is the best time to order spring flowering bulbs for planting in October.  Let's learn about the different types of bulbs from the usual favorites such as Daffodils and Tulips to the so-called minor bulbs, including Snowdrops, Siberian Squill and more.

Gardening Workshop – Gardening in Small Spaces

Grow bags and raised beds provide a way to have a garden when space is limited, or if your soil is not good for growing flowers and vegetables. We will explore some of the possibilities for gardening in raised beds as well as using grow bags on patios, balconies and other small spaces.

Grange Meeting

Ware Grange meets on the third Monday of most months. The program for the meeting will be set up for the fair.

Kids’ Corner Workshop – Weather

Without the rain there would be no rainbow. All types of weather are very important to the environment. Rain, sun, snow, and wind each play their own part in making our Earth beautiful. Come on an adventure of different weather to explore.

Gardening Workshop – Seed Saving and Food Preservation

As the growing season comes to a close, it’s time to store what you can for the winter months and save seeds to grow next year. We’ll discuss some techniques including roasting peppers, saving tomato seeds, and curing squash and onions.

Kids’ Corner Workshop – Earth Day Celebrations

Let’s explore the ways to take care of our planet. We will learn the importance of recycling, reusing, and reducing. Make everyday Earth Day, it’s the only planet we can live on.

Grange Meeting

Ware Grange meets on the third Monday of most months. The program for the meeting will be make your own spring treats.

Gardening Workshop – Succession Planting

By now, the garden is in, but do you still have the urge to sow more seed?  I sure do!  Learn how to extend the harvest by sowing and planting in succession.  We will discuss easy re-sowers, such as bush beans and lettuce, and also take a look at tomatoes, peas, broccoli and more which can also offer fresh picking into the fall months and less money spent at the grocery store.

Grange Meeting

Ware Grange meets on the third Monday of most months. The program for the meeting will be a Grange outing. 

Kids’ Corner Workshop – Nocturnal Creatures

Owls, Bats, Racoons, Oh My! These are just some of the creatures we will learn about when discovering nocturnal creatures. They play an important role in our environment.

Kids’ Corner Workshop – Pets

There are so many different pets to learn about. Each type of pet has different ways to care for them and different needs. Let’s explore the different types of pets there are and met a few of them.

78th Annual Ware Grange Fair

For more information on our annual Ware Grange fair, visit our fair page. 

Grange Meeting

Ware Grange meets on the third Monday of most months. The program for the meeting will be Let's Play a Game!

Kids’ Corner Workshop – Annual Pumpkin Carving

We will be enjoying the art of carving and decorating pumpkins. While also learning about their life cycles. We will also touch upon composting and giving back to the soil.