Volunteer Spotlight: Green thumbs wanted for Tracy Memorial Library garden in New London
The rose arbor at the Garden at Tracy, located at the Tracy Memorial Library in New London. (Courtesy photograph)
Modified: 3/15/2021 2:07:57 PM
Volunteers are needed to help restore part of the garden at Tracy Memorial Library to its 1920s splendor.
Members of the Garden at Tracy Library are looking for others to join their ranks when they begin to work on the New London library’s outdoor space this April. While all of the half-acre garden will be attended to, special attention will be paid to what volunteers are calling the “taming of the quadrants” project. Among the plants volunteers will use to restore the quadrants are delphinium, campanula, hollyhock and crocosmia.