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Students 'Back the Bend' through a day of service in South Bend | News | Notre Dame News - Vimarsana News

Students 'Back the Bend' through a day of service in South Bend | News | Notre Dame News

With support from the Robinson Community Learning Center and more than 20 local nonprofit organizations, students did yardwork, cleaned, painted, organi...

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Root for your favorite native plant in the 'Rain Garden Rumble' playoff - Vimarsana News

Root for your favorite native plant in the 'Rain Garden Rumble' playoff

It’s plant versus plant in the return of the “Rain Garden Rumble” that pits native flowers against each other in a friendly competition to take home the 2024 title. This March, get to know 28 p...

12th annual Back the Bend connects students and community organizations // The Observer - Vimarsana News

12th annual Back the Bend connects students and community organizations // The Observer

Student government hosted the 12th annual “Back the Bend,” a campus-wide day of service in which students volunteers partner with local organizations.

Students to assist with community projects Saturday as part of Back the Bend - Vimarsana News

Students to assist with community projects Saturday as part of Back the Bend

Students from the University of Notre Dame will participate in Back the Bend, an annual day of service in South Bend, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday (A...

Source: nd.edu
Gardens: How to grow the 2021 Theodore Klein Plant Award winners - Vimarsana News

Gardens: How to grow the 2021 Theodore Klein Plant Award winners

Hundreds of crabapple varieties. More than 13,000 daffodil forms. Over 80,000 daylily varieties. These days it can seem downright impossible to just pick a blankety-blank plant for that blankety-blank spot where some other blankety-blank thing died last year.  Yes, the more popular gardening becomes and the more we yearn for new plants, the more breeders comply and make the situation even worse. It’s a vicious and glorious cycle. But there are lots of sources of help out there. There are online garden blogs (buyer beware!), newspaper garden columns (ahem ...), books and videos. You can ask...