Nineteen members of the Harpswell Garden Club came out in force to support outgoing Garden Club Federation of Maine President and longtime Club member Suzanne Bushnell this week at the 2017 GCFM Convention in Freeport. An outstanding line-up of activities, … Continue reading →
Our members met on June 15, a sunny, warm day, and heard from our newly elected president, Elisa Civello. After Elisa’s welcoming comments, GCFM President Suzanne Bushnell announced that the Cape Elizabeth Garden Tour on July 15 is looking … Continue reading →
We have been a very busy group of gardeners. Beginning on May 4 and continuing through May 11, the volunteer gardeners of Harpswell Garden Club spruced up the gardens at Harpswell Historic Park, the Naval Museum’s Friendship and Memorial Gardens … Continue reading →
On a warm, summer-like day, nearly 70 garden club members met for our annual luncheon. Conversations hummed through the Kellogg Church’s community room, while caterer Theresa Tetrault and her crew worked in the kitchen preparing our delicious lunch. Jacinda Martinez … Continue reading →
Several members of the Harpswell Garden Club traveled to Gray, Maine to enjoy a buffet lunch and learn about the “Language of Flowers” from Betsey Golan, a favorite speaker of many garden club members. The occasion was also the venue … Continue reading →
What do cigarette butts, Dunkin Donut cups, dental floss picks and Twisted Tea cans all have in common? These were the kind of items picked up by garden club members who helped out with the roadside clean-up in Harpswell on … Continue reading →
The Harpswell Garden Club was well represented at the Maine Flower Show which, for the first time, was held at the historic Thompson’s Point event center in Portland. The Maine Nursery and Landscape Association took over the show this year … Continue reading →
As HGC President Ann Standridge has reminded us, there are several events on the horizon. First, please remember to send in your annual club dues. Membership forms were mailed in early March. If you don’t have one, contact Jane Harris … Continue reading →
Have you noticed small web-like nests in the tops of your trees? It could be the brown tail moth. The caterpillars will soon emerge, and their barbed hairs will be floating through the air. To many, this will cause an … Continue reading →
Our garden club met in a cold Centennial Hall, surrounded by several feet of snow outside from a late winter storm. More than two dozen hardy folks gathered around the small heater, cups of warm coffee and tea in hand, … Continue reading →
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