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Green Mountain Habitat for Humanity Volunteer Project
September 6, 2021
THE GREEN MOUNTAIN HABITAT FOR HUMANITY VOLUNTEER PROJECT! October 9, 2021 – Saturday 8am – 4pm 57 Hinesburg Road South Burlington, VT 05401 On October 9, 2021 the VNLA’s Volunteer Project Outreach Committee (VPOC), VNLA volunteers, and GMHH volunteers will be installing a landscaping project on behalf of Green Mountain Habitat for Humanity (GMHH). Thanks…
Read MoreVNLA/Green Works: Summer Gathering on 9/9/21 @ Greenhaven Gardens & Nursery
July 25, 2021
September 9, 2021 5:30 pm – 7:00 pm 2638 Ethan Allen Highway New Haven, VT 05472 Please join us @ Greenhaven as they look forward to welcoming our colleagues and friends to a social evening at their nursery/garden center! Celebrating 30 years, Greenhaven is Addison County’s largest full service garden center/nursery. They grow annuals, perennials…
Read MoreVermont Blooms Initiative
July 10, 2021
Click the info icon to see more details Vermont Blooms Initiative The VNLA launched the Vermont Blooms Initiative in the Fall of 2020. It is a planting program dedicated to enhancing Vermonters health by improving and beautifying our civic landscapes. This all-volunteer endeavor, funded by donations from our VNLA members and associates, seeks to improve/enhance…
Read More2021 VNLA Year In Review Annual Report
July 9, 2021
View/download the 2021 Year in Review Annual Report. Highlights include: The Year in Review / Award Winners The Year in Review / Committee Reports DOWNLOAD HERE
Read MoreTHANK YOU TO OUR 2022 PROGRAM SPONSORS: Read Custom Soils, Prides Corner Farms & Saratoga Sod Farms
May 24, 2021
WE ARE HAPPY TO ANNOUNCE OUR 2022 PROGRAM SPONSORS ARE: READ CUSTOM SOILS, PRIDES CORNER FARMS, AND SARATOGA SOD FARMS! We are very grateful for their program support and please thank them on our behalf! Please click on the logos to visit their websites.
Read MoreVermont Blooms Passport Program
April 8, 2021
The 2022 Gardening / Planting / Landscaping Season is upon us! We invite you to participate in the VNLA’s VT Blooms Passport Program by visiting our member nurseries, greenhouses and garden centers and let the trekking begin! HERE’S HOW THE VERMONT PASSPORT PROGRAM WORKS! Pick up your Vermont Blooms Passport at a participating VNLA member…
Read MoreVT Specialty Crop Block Grants AVAILABLE!
January 12, 2021
What is a Specialty Crop? Did you know, most agriculture products that are not animal products or grain, fiber, and oil field crops are considered specialty crops by USDA. The most common specialty crops we see in Vermont are fruits and vegetables; culinary herbs, spices, and medicinal plants; nursery, floriculture, horticulture, and Christmas trees; honey;…
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