GARDENS
The Richard D. Haley Native Wildlife Garden was created in memory of naturalist and field researcher, Richard Haley.
It is maintained by a spirited group of master gardeners and community volunteers who share an interest in native plant habitats, invasive plant control and native plant propagation.
The Richard D. Haley Native Wildlife Garden was created in memory of naturalist and field researcher, Richard Haley.
It is maintained by a spirited group of master gardeners and community volunteers who share an interest in native plant habitats, invasive plant control and native plant propagation.
EDUCATION
Groups are encouraged to schedule garden tours/lectures. Please call the center 860-455-9534 to make arrangements.
Consider volunteering in the gardens for hands-on learning!
Check out the current list of programs (and if you would like to suggest a topic, send us an email!)
Groups are encouraged to schedule garden tours/lectures. Please call the center 860-455-9534 to make arrangements.
Consider volunteering in the gardens for hands-on learning!
Check out the current list of programs (and if you would like to suggest a topic, send us an email!)
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Native plant sales are suspended until further notice. Due to the large population of Invasive Jumping Worms, we can not responsibly sell plants. Learn More about identification and best practices. 
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Take a trip through the garden:
We encourage you to visit the gardens often. There are stations placed throughout to teach you the hows and whys of what we try to achieve.
Guided tours of the gardens can be scheduled by calling 860-455-9534 or by filling out the information form on the educational programs page. |