Green Warsaw NY

05/18/2026

Reminder - Come join us for our monthly meeting on Wednesday 5/20 at the Y from 6:30-8! Bring any excess plants, seeds, or seedlings to share. We will have news on the progress of the EcoPark design from in.site Architecture. And we're making ollas! What's an olla? Come find out! (Hint - ancient technique to save water and time spent watering!)

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05/12/2026

As an overly-protective gardener, I’m equally excited and anxious about my vacation plans for this summer. I’m more than ready for a change of scenery, and the anticipation that comes with planning days of doing

05/12/2026

Join us Wed. May 20th at the Wyoming County YMCA from 6:30-8 to make your own ollas!

As an overly-protective gardener, I’m equally excited and anxious about my vacation plans for this summer. I’m more than ready for a change of scenery, and the anticipation that comes with planning days of doing

05/12/2026

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Discover expert tips on Say "Hola" To Ollas - Your Houseplants New Best Friend! for your gardening needs. Learn valuable insights to nurture your greenery.

05/12/2026

Benefits of ollas:
Water Efficiency: They only release water as needed. Unlike sprinklers or drip irrigation, they won't overwater.

Targeted Irrigation: Water goes straight to the roots—not the leaves or soil surface—reducing evaporation.

Root Development: Plants naturally grow roots around the olla to access the moisture. When I pull up an olla in the fall, it's often surrounded by a thick net of roots.

And, according to Wild Revival Garden and Home, no more blossom end rot on your tomatoes, because ollas maintain consistent moisture levels!

Waterwise and Efficient Irrigation for Any Garden

05/12/2026

How old are ollas?
They were used by the ancient Chinese, the Egyptians, and the Mayas!

05/12/2026

Come join us! It will be a good time.

You are invited to attend our next meeting on Wednesday, May 20th at 7 p.m. at the Wyoming County YMCA. We have a full agenda!
We expect to have the latest details on the EcoPark design by insite Architecture! Come see the plans!
We will also hold a plant exchange. Bring your excess seedlings and houseplants and take home something new! Seeds welcome as well.
And we will hold an olla-making workshop. What is an olla, you ask? Ollas are an ancient gardening technique. Unglazed terra cotta pots are mostly buried in the ground, filled with water, and covered. The terracotta is permeable and when the ground is dry, it pulls water from the pot to your plants' roots. We'll be making our own - come join us!
And there are still plots in the community garden available to lease - $30 for the summer! Come and fill out an application!
Hope to see you on the 20th!

05/12/2026

You are invited to attend our next meeting on Wednesday, May 20th at 7 p.m. at the Wyoming County YMCA. We have a full agenda!
We expect to have the latest details on the EcoPark design by insite Architecture! Come see the plans!
We will also hold a plant exchange. Bring your excess seedlings and houseplants and take home something new! Seeds welcome as well.
And we will hold an olla-making workshop. What is an olla, you ask? Ollas are an ancient gardening technique. Unglazed terra cotta pots are mostly buried in the ground, filled with water, and covered. The terracotta is permeable and when the ground is dry, it pulls water from the pot to your plants' roots. We'll be making our own - come join us!
And there are still plots in the community garden available to lease - $30 for the summer! Come and fill out an application!
Hope to see you on the 20th!

04/23/2026

04/20/2026

🌳 Join us this Friday, April 24th at the Warsaw Village Park to celebrate Arbor Day!

🌿 Meet the Tree Board and learn more about local efforts to support trees in the Village of Warsaw. The event will include memorial tree dedications, celebrating the children's poster contest winners, and a chance to assist with mulching the new trees!