DAR Exeter Chapter, NH

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06/01/2026
Sunday, June 14th 1pm at the American Independence Center
05/31/2026

Sunday, June 14th 1pm at the American Independence Center

Tons of events in the area are celebrating the 250!Saturday - June 20th in Fremont NH -Hope to see you there.
05/31/2026

Tons of events in the area are celebrating the 250!
Saturday - June 20th in Fremont NH -
Hope to see you there.

05/29/2026

The Tuck cemetery cleaning in Brentwood NH Saturday May 30th has been canceled due to the weather.

Upcoming events in Hampton Falls NH.Wreath laying onJune 13th at the Plains Cemetery 11:00am
05/29/2026

Upcoming events in Hampton Falls NH.
Wreath laying on
June 13th at the Plains Cemetery 11:00am

Remember Everyone Deployed
05/29/2026

Remember Everyone Deployed

05/29/2026

Question of the Month:

Q: How can I tell if a worm I’ve found on my property is an invasive jumping worm?

A: Jumping worms can be difficult to identify by appearance alone, but their behavior is distinctive. These worms are brown to grayish in color with a smooth, white band near the head that completely encircles the body.

If disturbed, jumping worms writhe powerfully, move in a fast snake-like motion, and may even lose their tails as a defense mechanism.

You’re most likely to find them in gardens, compost piles, or nearby woodlands, usually in the upper few inches of soil. Rapidly disappearing mulch or a noticeable reduction in leaf litter can also be signs that jumping worms are present.

If you dig into the soil, you may notice grainy castings and worms quickly slithering away.

Start looking for adult jumping worms in June. While adults do not survive the winter, their offspring overwinter in cocoons and reach adulthood by mid-summer.

UNH Extension Yard & Garden

It was pouring rain - not very warm and here we are marching in the Exeter NH parade.
05/25/2026

It was pouring rain - not very warm and here we are marching in the Exeter NH parade.

I hope to see you today at the Exeter NH Parade -
05/25/2026

I hope to see you today at the Exeter NH Parade -

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