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  • Learn all about the Pawpaw – North America’s Largest Native Fruit!

    Edge of the Woods Native Plant Nursery, LLC 2415 Pennsylvania 100, Lowhill Township, PA, United States

    Join us for a fun, informative talk and walk to learn about the pawpaw tree (Asimina triloba) - America's largest native edible fruit.Learn all about the pawpaw (Asimina triloba) - North America's Largest Native Fruit!Its Customer Appreciation Week 2026! Join our horticulturalist, Brandon for a fun talk about the pawpaw tree (Asimina triloba), which bears the largest fruit of any plant in North America...and its edible! Wewill talk about the natural history and ecological value of the pawpaw tree. We will also talk about the cultivation of pawpaws, culinary uses, and how you can grow them in your own gardens.

  • Meet Live Raptors and Other PA Wildlife with the CCEEC

    Edge of the Woods Native Plant Nursery, LLC 2415 Pennsylvania 100, Lowhill Township, PA, United States

    Rehabilitators and Naturalists from the CCEEC will talk about PA Native Wildlife. Meet some of their raptors and other live animals!Please join us for this special event as we host Wildlife Rehabilitators and Naturalists from the Carbon County Environmental Education Center to talk about PA Native Wildlife. The CEECC has been helping injured wildlife and promoting "Conservation through Education" since 1985. It sits on 70 acres of woodlands, wetlands, and meadows within Mauch Chunk State Park in Jim Thorpe, PA. The CCEEC specializes in educating the public about wildlife, conservation, importance of habitats, and wildlife rehabilitation. It is a discovery

  • Celebrate Earth Day by Learning about the Importance of Native Plants

    Edge of the Woods Native Plant Nursery, LLC 2415 Pennsylvania 100, Lowhill Township, PA, United States

    Curious about native plants? This "talk and walk" is a great opportunity to learn about the importance of native plants and what we do.Every day, more and more people are hearing about and gaining an interest in native plants. We are here to help both new and seasoned gardeners with their garden needs and provide the highest quality native plants to them, as well as educating about the ecological value these plants provide. We understand there is a lot of information out there, and getting started can be daunting. So, what better day than Earth Day to celebrate native plants