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A project focused on educating students regarding the importance of pollinators to our environment. In October 2016,  members of the Mill Mountain Garden Club planted a garden at North Cross School which will attract butterflies, bees, and other pollinators. Perennial flowers and milkweed plants will

Atop the namesake, Mill Mountain, a mountain within the city limits, is the pride and joy of the Mill Mountain Garden Club. In the fall of 1971, the City of Roanoke asked the Mill Mountain Garden Club to develop a two and one-half acre wildflower

A collaborative effort with the City of Roanoke, Clean Valley Council, and the Western Virginia Water Authority — “Scoop the Poop” is focused on educating the public about the effects of pet waste in our environment, specifically as it relates to our waterways. This project

A project highlighting the significance and need for preservation of the American Chestnut tree. Interpretative signage overlooking the five trees planted on Mill Mountain, describes the plight of the American Chestnut and is enjoyed by a large number of visitors to Mill Mountain Park, and