LEWES, Del. – The Lewes Community Garden is offering a free community education program on May 17 at 9:30 a.m. The event will focus on sustainable gardening and landscaping, with an emphasis on the importance of native plants and the role of pollinators. The interactive talk will be led by Holly Fluty Dempsey, founder of ReWild Delmarva, and is the first of three events scheduled for the 2025 season. Additional sessions are set for August 16 and October 18.
The events will take place at the Lewes Community Garden, located on Park Road, between the Lewes Dog Park and the University of Delaware’s Lewes campus. Attendees are advised to park along the road and bring a chair, water, and sunscreen, as they will need to walk a short distance on grass down a small hill. The event will be canceled in case of heavy rain. For more information, visit the Lewes Community Garden’s website Lewes Community Garden – Building a Stronger & Greener Community
