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2021 Event Details: BHHT is continuing to predominantly offer online events in 2021 due to covid 19.
Registration for online and in-person events may be required and will be noted in event descriptions. For more information please contact our office.(207)374-5118 info@bluehillheritagetrust.org
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Friends From the Field Webinar- Apple Ecology
Friends From the Field Webinar- Apple Ecology
September 9, 2021 @ 4:00 pm - 5:00 pm
Join BHHT & IHT for this fun and interactive webinar, all about caring for your apple trees. Edgar Evenkeel of Stone Pom Farm in Surry will join us to answer all your burning apple related questions, give pruning tips, and more! To join us, please register at: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_gEVFrhG3SHmVV8e6T7u4yw
Join the Maine Woodlot Owners for a walk along Peter’s Brook on the land of the Byers family to learn about wildlife habitats, forest care, conservation easements, boundary line importance and other forest topics. Children are welcome. Presented by the Byers family, the Maine Woodland Owners Association, Blue Hill Heritage Trust, American Forest Mgt, Maine Forest Service and the Maine Forest Service - To register, Contact Si Balch at balch77@gmail.com Location - 160 East Blue Hill Rd, Blue Hill Maine
Steward's Almanac- Winter Apple Care with CJ Walke of MOFGA
Steward's Almanac- Winter Apple Care with CJ Walke of MOFGA
September 18, 2021 @ 9:00 am - 11:00 am
Join BHHT for their September Stewards Almanac workshop with local expert CJ Walke from MOFGA. CJ will lead a hands on workshop covering pruning, fall orchard sanitation to manage overwintering disease (apple scab), and to answer your questions all about apple trees. C.J. Walke has been working with MOFGA since 2006, originally as Landscape Coordinator for the MOFGA grounds in Unity, and for the past 10 years he has focused on providing educational workshops and technical services for organic fruit tree growers and gardeners. C.J. and his family live in Swanville, where he also grows fruit trees and native shrubs for Fedco. Space is limited, please call BHHT at 374-5118 to register.