Photos from the issue dated May 6, 2011

Trinity Productions, Inc, of Brookfield, a nonprofit organization, conducted a gardening and bulb swap event on Saturday, April 30, at the Fairfield Hills site that is used in the summertime for a farmers’ market. It was the first of a planned annual swap event that allows gardeners to barter items such as annual or perennial seeds and plants, new or used gardening tools, and books on gardening. Shown with some bunches of chives are, from left, Newtown residents Cindy Miller, Paul Murphy, and Paula Toi. (Gorosko photo)

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Trinity Productions, Inc, of Brookfield, a nonprofit organization, conducted a gardening and bulb swap event on Saturday, April 30, at the Fairfield Hills site that is used in the summertime for a farmers’ market. It was the first of a planned annual swap event that allows gardeners to barter items such as annual or perennial seeds and plants, new or used gardening tools, and books on gardening. Shown with some bunches of chives are, from left, Newtown residents Cindy Miller, Paul Murphy, and Paula Toi. (Gorosko photo)

GARDENING EVENT