Storytime friends - in case you need a nursery school spot
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Looking for something different? The regional rotation swap has been made so we have a selection from Deloraine and Melita to offer!
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Congratulations to the participants of this year’s 90th 4-H Rally! The Boissevain Agricultural Grounds have played host to many clubs and 4-Hers over the years as at one point there were over 40 clubs at a time at Rally!
Volunteers have spent time tracking the history of our local rally and these details will be on display today and at the Boissevain Fair on June 20 and 21st.
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Thank you to all those who participated in storytime this year. Every child who participated had their name added on an 🍎 on our board. Those who came this week took their apple off and added it to their craft. We will see you again for Storytime in the fall!
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It makes my day when a little piece of Boissevain history walks in the door, that we didn’t have before in the archives. This is the Dow Cockshutt Dealership which was located on the current Prairie Partners site at the corner of South Railway and Cherry St (Thank you to the Dow family for bringing in the copy to scan)
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So I’m not sure what is up with the disappearing plants this year…but we have had four of the canna plants walk away
We grow these to put in the bed beside the library and for the Arts Park.
We often share cuttings or little plants as part of our programs. But please ask before assuming you can help yourself?
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We are often asked what we have growing in the windows. This year we have a few new ideas: seed snails of vegetable plants (check out the previous post on those), a pineapple plant (yes it’s a top off a regular pineapple 🍍 and will be years before we hopefully see fruit 🤞🏻), and some peanuts!
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I can’t be the only one who watches some of the online videos and then think well that seems like a smart idea….and this year my feed seemed to be full of something called seed snails. (I have to admit I got some weird looks as the others thought I wanted to plant actual snails 🐌) Anyway - to make one you take a strip of something (denim, plastic, whatever…) and then lay your choice of potting mix on top of it and then roll it up and secure with something (tape, elastic band) then space your seed out on the top and cover with a little dirt (in the last pic you can see the snail open when we went to transplant)
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