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The Conservancy for Ridgewood Public Lands (CRPL) will hold a Spring Plant
Sale
The Conservancy for Ridgewood Public Lands (CRPL) will hold a Spring Plant
Sale on Saturday, May 4 in the Graydon Pool parking area from 9 a.m.–3p.m.A pre-sale will take place through Friday, April 26.
All proceeds will provide funding and support to restore and enhance Village park lands, in accordance with the master plan for development as approved by the Village Council of Ridgewood.
Annuals of the highest quality will be offered in flats, 4” pots, 10” hanging baskets and 12” combination handing baskets. These locally grown plants will include all of the old-time favorites,in addition to new varieties popular in a huge selection of color for planting in window boxes, containers, gardens, and seasonal displays. Order forms are available for individuals as well as groups such as Home and School, Boy and Girl Scouts, garden clubs, houses of worship, businesses, etc.
Delivery within the Village is offered for a fee of $25. Locate the order form at https://cfrpl.org , at The Stable, 259 North Maple Avenue, or at the Community Center, Village Hall , 131 North Maple Avenue. For further information please -email Conservancy member Liz Kloak at lizkloak@yahoo.com
Conservancy for Ridgewood Public Lands
Our main Spring/2013 Project covers the stretch of land that runs along North Broad Street, east of the train tracks. This is an area that has been severely neglected for many years. Our project is divided into two parts. The first would be to improve the area either side of the main train staircase by removing the overgrown cedars and bushes either side of the staircase and planting a four foot bed of daylilies and two hawthorn trees, along with repointing the staircase and painting the railings and lampposts. The second would improve the area from south of the staircase to the end of East Ridgewood Avenue by installing a sprinkler system, filling in the missing bushes and trees along the train tracks and planting five dogwoods in the grassy area.
In order for our Spring/2013 Projects to be a reality, we need to increase our fund-raising. We ask you to join our membership. The Village of Ridgewood has a long tradition of excellence; its remarkable history is vividly reflected in its parks and open spaces, enjoyed by generations of residents and visitors. The Conservancy is another example of that desire to produce positive change and make life better for everyone.
We thank you for your time and generosity,
Carlton Clinch, Maeve Cunningham, Barbara Ferrante, Bill Gilsenan, Cynthia Halaby, Liz Kloak, Maribeth Lane, Paul McCarthy, Jane Morales, Jane Reilly, Jane Shinozuka, Diane Walker, Betty Wiest, Liz Wellinghorst, The Women Gardeners of Ridgewood, Nancy Bigos, Tim Cronin, Janet Fricke and Thomas Riche