We had 21 wonderful volunteers today. Thanks everyone! Thanks to Larry, Janice, John and Bill for helping coordinate and facilitate. 10,000 more annuals in the ground. See the images below. 
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- A Darn Successful Work Day
- Progress & Preparations
- The Garden Fills As Our Yard Empties
- Planting Progress Continues
- Muggy & Productive
- A "July-Type-Of-Sweaty" Today
- It's Going To Be A Hot One
- An Excellent Crazy Day
- Overcast With A Smidge Of Rain
- The Palette Increases...
- The "Annual Annual Influx"
- Warm & Windy
- Refocusing
- Perfect Weather To Conclude The Sale
- The Sale Continues
- The Sale Has Begun
- Preparations Continue In The Gloom
- Back Home And Ready To Sell Some Plants!
- A Group Project and Some Tours
- Field Trip Day
- A Beautiful Mother's Day
- Dreary Weather But Good For Photography!
- Plenty of Color at CBG
- Chicago Botanic Garden Looks Good
- Hot And Sunny
- Spring Color Abounds
- Arboretums Are Cool
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About Me
- Mark Dwyer, Director of Horticulture, Rotary Botanical Gardens
- I am the Director of Horticulture at Rotary Gardens (Janesville, WI). Along with a talented grounds staff and dedicated volunteers, I enjoy being involved with this wonderful botanical resource. My educational background is in landscape architecture and urban forestry but it didn't take long to become a plant enthusiast and find a lifelong career.
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