Community Gardening & Youth: The Red Shield Community Garden and Urban Farm in New York is launching its first youth camp, with kids learning where food comes from and how to grow it—cell phones notably absent. Native Plants & Pollinators: Missouri’s Jefferson Farm and Garden hosts a free Butterfly Festival (June 20) with native species, garden tours, kids’ crafts, and a plant sale; meanwhile, the Lehigh Valley’s Spring Native Plant Swap drew 300 plants and 100 species for native-focused trading. Garden Markets & Local Growers: Lake Forest Park’s Garden Market (June 20) spotlights locally grown, uncommon native and heirloom plants from regional nurseries, with a free public event and plant lists online. Hydrangea Care: A hydrangea specialist shares three summer strategies to keep blooms lush and color-rich, starting with smarter watering. Practical Garden Help: Experts say to tackle patio moss with pressure washing and scrubbing instead of harsh chemicals. Health & Outdoors: Tick season is surging in Superiorland, with guidance to avoid high-risk brushy areas and protect clothing and skin before gardening. Fundraiser: Bergeron Garden Centre’s “Blooms for Cancer” (June 20) will donate a portion of sales to the Canadian Cancer Society and a local food bank. Watering Timing: Garden experts recommend watering early morning (about 6–10 a.m.) so plants absorb moisture before heat hits.