Apr 21, 2022
Greetings from the Plant Sale Committee Our Plant Sale is only 16 days away so we thought it prudent to recap a few items and focus on the importance of getting plants dug so our fundraising efforts can be as successful as we all want them to be! We need as...
Mar 19, 2022
This week our annual Spring Workshop was organized like a Swiss watch, thanks to the oversight of Outreach Chair, Wendy McNally, and the Annes: Hrabchek and Humphrey. Their committee has been working hard to gather and confirm names and addresses from community...
Feb 28, 2022
Hang in there, it’s only 20 more days to Spring! I thought I’d send along a few distractions and interesting happenings, in case you’re starved for a little respite these dark days. From Kate Wharton, Les jardins du Château de Poncé (a tour of...
Feb 23, 2022
Erika Rodriguez’s February arrangement is elegance itself: simple and artful in the placement of color, texture, and the way the eye travels over her seasonal affair. Her materials list is as follows: Lathyrus (sweet...
Feb 2, 2022
Last weekend’s History in Bloom at the Concord Museum was abbreviated by a record snowstorm, so you can forgive yourself if you missed the elegant display. Now that the Museum’s show has concluded, I wanted to use the blog to show off the contributions...
Jan 28, 2022
In spite of the storm on Saturday, History In Bloom at the Concord Museum will be on view for the weekend. Eight floral artists (many happen to be Garden Club members) were invited to create beautiful arrangements to accompany paintings and objects from the...
