Mountain Garden Club and Tin Mountain volunteers take time out from weeding and mulching to have their picture taken in front of the beautiful garden. From left: Judy Fowler, Daune Frey, Paula Knight, Grace Keeler (team lead), Jen Hohenboken (team lead) and Blaine Nelson. (COURTESY PHOTO)
Mountain Garden Club and Tin Mountain volunteers take time out from weeding and mulching to have their picture taken in front of the beautiful garden. From left: Judy Fowler, Daune Frey, Paula Knight, Grace Keeler (team lead), Jen Hohenboken (team lead) and Blaine Nelson. (COURTESY PHOTO)
ALBANY — Members and garden volunteers from both the Mountain Garden Club and Tin Mountain Conservation Center joined forces to rejuvenate the gardens the Tin Mountain Nature Learning Center in Albany.
Grace Keeler and Jen Hohenboken both took the lead in gathering volunteers to weed and sow new life into the perennial, native and pollinator gardens and the results are simply beautiful.
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