This event is SOLD OUT! If you are registered, we look forward to seeing you this Sunday! Due to COVID restrictions, we will not be able to accommodate walk-ins. Please be sure you know which entry time you are registered for, and do not arrive before that time.

The rain date for this event is March 7. In the event that Maple Sugaring Fest is rescheduled, we will put a notice on our website no later than 9:00 am on February 28. 

It's that time of the year again! Our 2021 Summer Camp offerings are up on our website. Check out all the fun we have in store for you this year! Member registration begins March 1. Non-member registration begins March 15.

Class sizes are limited - consider becoming a member so you don't miss out! Click here to become a member today.

(for adults)

Want abundant blooms and healthier plants? Join Deputy Director of Horticulture Julieanne Frascinella (via Zoom) as she demystifies the principles of pruning and demonstrates proper pruning techniques for boxwoods, roses, hydrangeas and more.

Square Foot Gardening 101 (Virtual)

(for adults)

Learn a simple and efficient method of gardening which will have you growing all the fresh vegetables, herbs and edible flowers you want with less effort and the most efficient use of space and time.

This year, for the first time, we are offering curated Perennial Garden Collections for pre-order in 7 categories. The deadline to pre-order is Friday, April 23. Order soon as supplies are limited!

Orders can be picked up at the in-person plant sale on May 7, 8, and 9. Please click here for more information.

(for children ages 6-10)

Calling all homeschoolers! Join us for our spring semester of environmental science classes. Learn through experience as we take in the beauty of nature while exploring the grounds of the Arboretum! Each week focuses on a different topic (Tuesday's lesson is repeated on Thursday).

(for children ages 5-8)

As a respite to a long school day, join our Environmental Educators for interesting and fun topics in these engaging weekly classes. Drop off your children to take a nature hike, read stories, and create a one-of-a-kind project every week. These are wonderful natural experiences where children can spend time outdoors. Register early since space is limited. (Tuesday's lesson is repeated on Thursday).

(for children ages 5-10)

Join us outside for a much-needed break from virtual schooling! With new topics and activities each day, you can sign up for one camp or all of them! Register early, as class sizes are limited. Click on the titles below for more information.

Garden Palooza: Tuesday, March 30

Copy Cats: Wednesday, March 31

Predator and Prey: Thursday, April 1

We are looking for volunteers who love working with children, either in the kitchen or in the garden…..or both!

At the Arboretum, we are offering exciting, educational classes to young children who enjoy cooking (Kids Can Cook), as well as those interested in gardening (Let’s Get Growing). We need a few volunteers to help our Educators during these fun classes.

Upcoming dates include:

If you would like to volunteer to assist with any of these classes, or you have any questions, email t.cassin@reeves-reedarboretum.org or call 908-273-8787 x1616.

Join the Horticulture Department as they continue their winter “housekeeping” both indoors and out! Sessions will be held Saturdays and Mondays from 2:00 pm through 4:00 pm.

Tasks may include cutting down the Daffodil Bowl, organizing the barn, planting daffodil bulbs, tool maintenance, snow-removal, raking leaves, and pruning of shrubs and roses.

To register, go to www.reeves-reedarboretum.org/get-involved/volunteer/ or email Volunteer Coordinator, Trish Cassin, at t.cassin@reeves-reedarboretum.org.

Please note: For your safety, all tools and gloves are washed and sanitized, and masks are required. You are also free to bring your own gloves and tools.

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