An invasive plant, Impatiens glandulifera, also known as ornamental jewelweed, is blooming in Harpswell now. It stands about six feet tall, with sturdy, hollow stems that are reddish-green in color. The pink flowers are very noticeable, and may vary from … Continue reading →
Once again, the Harpswell Garden Club will hold its Fun and Fabulous Fall Fest. This year’s event will take place on Saturday, September 16 at Centennial Hall, 936 Harpswell Neck Road, Harpswell. The festivities are from 8:30 a.m. until 1:00 … Continue reading →
The Harpswell Garden Club was well-represented at the 2023 annual convention, held on Southport Island on June 13. The Newagen Seaside Inn was the site selected by host garden clubs of the Medomak District. On Monday, preceding the convention, tours … Continue reading →
Members of the Harpswell Garden Club gathered on May 18 at St Borromeo Church in Brunswick for their annual meeting and luncheon. The meal was catered by Union Street Bakery, and enjoyed by all. Our speaker for the afternoon, Jana … Continue reading →
Members of the garden club’s Wedding Flower Committee went to work in early June to provide flowers for a memorial service on Bailey Island. Using flowers from local gardens, they created stunning arrangements to brighten the service.
Continue reading →Our annual spring clean up took place at our gardens early in May. Thank you to all who were able to participate. We gathered at Harpswell’s Town Office garden and cleared winter’s debris, then added fresh mulch to the garden. … Continue reading →
Spring is here, crocus and daffodils are in bloom, and the urge to get outside is here, too. Our garden club has planned several work days for our gardens. We will be at Harpswell’s Town Office on Mountain Road on … Continue reading →
The Harpswell Garden Club is happy to announce the date of this year’s Fall Fest. We are celebrating Fall just a bit later this year, on Saturday, September 16. Our club will offer a terrific collection of Attic Treasures inside … Continue reading →
As winter ebbs and flows, from temperatures reaching 10 below zero to temperatures in the forties, our garden club is making plans for the coming seasons. Our program committee has begun to put together a schedule of programs for the … Continue reading →
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