WildOnes

Upcoming events/projects

Native Tree/Shrub Planting
Apr
13

Native Tree/Shrub Planting

We will be gathering at our 1.4 acre Community Food Forest with many Native Trees/Shrubs species to plant such as - Black Raspberries, Arrowwood Viburnums, Buttonbush, Sweet-Bay Magnolias, Highbush Cranberries, Red Mulberries, Hawthorns, Sweet Crab Apples, Lindens, Red Cedars, Winterberries, Sunchokes, and American Chestnuts!

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Native Plant Sale
May
5
to May 10

Native Plant Sale

  • Bellwood-Antis Public Library (map)
  • Google Calendar ICS

Our first Native plant sale will be the week before Mother's Day in May at the Bellwood-Antis Public Library

We will have a variety of around 50 different species of Native Perennial Wildflowers to choose from. Those that visit the Library around this time will get to see the Memorial Pollinator Garden we plan to plant there in April! All Flower plugs will be $5 each or $4 each if bought in different Habitat Kits of 18 or mixed and matched. Grateful for the Library and Community support as we have not managed to get a Plant Nursery up this Spring that is visitable by the public. With every flower sold, $1 will go to our partnering Wildones PA Ridge&Valley Non-profit bank account so we can continue tending and enhancing our Community plantings at publicly accessible Rain Gardens/Pollinator Gardens/Food Gardens/Medicinal Gardens & Food Forests in Bellwood and throughout Blair County.

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2nd Annual Duncansville Pawpaw Festival 2025
Sep
21

2nd Annual Duncansville Pawpaw Festival 2025

Last year we entertained over 1,000 attendees and hosted 40 vendors. With experience under our belt, we are planning for an even better Pawpaw Fest.

In addition to 50+ vendors, our 2nd annual festival will be filled with multiple ecology based educational speakers & local musicians. Join us to celebrate, taste & learn about North America’s largest native fruit - The PawPaw. We hope to inspire our community to restore native plant habitat and learn to live in harmony with the seasons of our Ecosystem.

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