Ware Grange meets on the third Monday of most months. The program for the meeting will be Tales from the Family Tree.

This workshop will teach children about how pollination is an important part of the ecosystem.

Children will learn about how pollinators, including bees and butterflies, are essential for the growth and survival of plants.

Ware Grange meets on the third Monday of most months. The program for the meeting will be the election of new officers.

This workshop will explore the world of birds and their life cycles. Children will learn about many

different birds, their songs, and their habitats.

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

Attendees will learn about the various types of plant propagation. Seed sowing, simple stem cuttings and even grafting will be covered in a broad sense. This time of year we often take stem cuttings of tender plants to overwinter. Bring your own potted plant (geranium, coleus, fuchsia, Rosemary, mint, etc.) to share cuttings with others or take cuttings from some of the plants we provide. Everyone will leave with a cutting(s) in a pot that can be rooted at home.

Ware Grange meets on the third Monday of most months. The program for the meeting will be installation of elected officers.

Families will enjoy the art of carving and decorating pumpkins, and kids will learn about the life cycle of pumpkins, composting, and giving back to the soil. We will also have a family-friendly Halloween story. Bring your own pumpkin and join the fun.

In this workshop, participants will learn about a number of herbs, from common to not so common, and their various uses. Learn how to grow them in the garden or windowsill and preserve them for future use.

In this workshop, participants will learn how to transform yard waste and some kitchen scraps into nutrients to keep garden soil healthy, how to manage a compost pile, how to compost if you have limited space, and when to use the compost in your garden.

Ware Grange meets on the third Monday of most months. The program for the meeting will be a Grange outing. Date and details to be announced.

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

This workshop will explore the great outdoors in conjunction with the Ware Grange Fair. Children will take a guided nature walk to learn about our outdoor world and look for natural items to use in making crafts.

This workshop will help children understand the connection between diet and health. They will

discover how putting the right kinds of foods into their body can help keep it healthy. They will also explore the food groups and the importance of fruits and vegetables.

Now is the best time to plant garlic cloves. Learn about how to prepare your soil, plant the cloves, mulch and overwinter, then what to do in the spring to insure a robust harvest. Attendees will get to sample different garlic varieties to experience the variation in taste.