Diane Adams

May can be a month of rain, puddles and mud and hopefully not that other precipitation. Be outside when you can and soak up any… Login to continue reading Login…

I certainly hope April showers bring May flowers. I am looking forward to bright colors and lots of green. While I wait to grow things outside I am enjoying “Decorating with Plants” by Baylor Chapman for wonderful ideas about ‘what to choose, ways to style, and how to make them thrive.’ I am looking at doing more of my growing in pots, primarily to be able to bring things inside at night and protect them from deer and rabbits. “Grow Plants in Pots” by Martyn Cox provides lots of suggestions and tips for growing fruits, vegetables and herbs in containers. I am also looking at our selection of books on pruning and getting ready to prune my apple trees. I really like “The Ultimate Practical Guide to pruning and training” by Richard Bird.

@YOUR LIBRARY April showers bring May flowers. Does that include snow showers? I am ready for green and spring and growing things.

The topic: Spring Welcome to the end of March and hopefully lots of melting snow. Kids might be interested in borrowing “April Fools’ Day Magic”by James Baker for simple magic tricks.

@YOUR LIBRARY I am so excited to tell you about two new digital services the library is now offering to the community. The first is the Wall Street Journal.

@YOUR LIBRARY Happy St. Patrick’s Day! May your day be lucky and filled with fun! Here are some St.

@YOUR LIBRARY March can be a up and down month. Some days seem like spring is around the corner and other days make us wonder if we’ll ever see warm weather again.

@YOUR LIBRARY March is here! Spring can’t be too far behind, right?!? In the meantime, here are the March library programs. The monthly Friends of the Library book sale will be Monday, March 6 from 4-6 p.m.