FARMINGTON – Recently, close to 30 people from LEAP hiked, snow shoed and rode on sleds into the Flagstaff Hut, part of the Maine Huts and Trails system.
Part of a worksite wellness program called WOW (Working on Wellness), Saturdays event was one of 20-plus events scheduled during January through April, in an annual effort to keep people moving during the long winter months. LEAP wellness programs are always open to family and friends, and occasionally we open them up for public interest.
On Thursday, March 5, is one such event. LEAP will host and event “pruning wild apple trees” at our Stone Soup Gardens location, 482 Farmington Falls Road. Please join us at 2 p.m., snowshoes highly recommended. FMI contact Darryl Wood at 491-5983.
i’m a local fruit tree pruner and i bring back old orchards . it takes about 5 years to bring back a old orchard to life again .
Join us woodsnut! This orchard is a little different, as it is reverting old homestead with very old trees and very young trees that have self propagated and everything in between. No formal orchard but some interesting varieties that need help to come to fruition.