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Upcoming events

Tuesday September 8th 9am

Cohasset Central Cemetery

25 Joy Place, Cohasset MA 


We'll be weeding Black Swallow Wort, an invasive vine that kills Monarch butterflies and threatens the health of all the plants in the area.


Meet at the entry to the cemetery by 9am. 

Please bring garden clippers or scissors if you are able. 


 Parking is limited, but allowed on Joy Place, or on Terrace Avenue and Seaside Avenue within the cemetery.  There is also parking available at 41 Highland Avenue behind town hall (It's an approximate .5 mile walk to the cemetery from this lot). 


We ask volunteers to commit to a minimum of 1 hour if possible. 

All ages & abilities welcome, including families with kids 5 or older.  


Questions or Sign up

General info about weeding events

  • WHAT TO WEAR:   Long sleeves, pants and gloves are always recommended, even when it is hot.   Closed-toe shoes are also recommended.


  • WEATHER:  We work rain or shine UNLESS thunderstorms are present or predicted.  Sign up and we'll make sure you have a text number to check in that day should weather be iffy. 


  • KIDS: Families are always welcome. Kids under 12 must be with a parent or guardian.  Garlic mustard weeding is generally recommended for kids 3 and up  while Black swallow wort weeding is best for kids 5 and up.  We will always note if we are working in an area that is not safe for kids due to traffic, etc.


  • COMMUNITY SERVICE HOURS:  We are accredited to give community service hours to teens and Honor Society students.  Simply ask us to provide a letter. 


  • TICKS:  We provide tick spray (natural or DEET) but always recommend participants check for ticks after weeding.


  • POISON IVY: Even though we always alert volunteers to where poison ivy is present so they may safely avoid it, please do let us know if you are highly allergic to poison ivy.   We recommend you plan to change and shower after weeding to be extra cautious, and highly recommend Tecnu poison ivy wash. 




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