While the day began under clouds, with puddles left from rain the evening before, several adventurous garden club members explored a farm that grows to give. The Growing To Give project at Scatter Good Farm began about five years ago. … Continue reading →
The Garden Club Federation of Maine recently hosted an open garden visit in Augusta. Laura Boyett’s hillside garden was a lovely place to visit on a very warm summer day. Flowers were everywhere, greeting us as we walked onto the … Continue reading →
Our Harpswell Garden Club Wedding Committee has been busy this summer! To date, we’ve done two large weddings — the first one in June which included an array of beautiful arrangements and bouquets featuring multiple peonies in several pastel colors! … Continue reading →
As members of Harpswell Garden Club gathered in the shade on a warm, sunny afternoon, a variety of invasive plant samples were in view. Linda Wilkins and Becky Gallery, representing the Harpswell Invasive Plant Partnership (HIPP) set up a display … Continue reading →
After a two-year hiatus due to covid, the Fun and Fabulous Fall Fest is returning! Mark your calendars for Saturday, September 10 and join us at Centennial Hall (936 Harpswell Neck Road, Harpswell) for baked goods, flowers and Attic Treasures! … Continue reading →
On June 15 and 16, Maine’s garden clubs gathered at the Sheraton Sable Oaks in South Portland for the GCFM’s 90th annual convention. Each club in the Stroudwater District contributed to the convention in some way, and Harpswell opted to … Continue reading →
Creative people abound in Maine, and their art was on display at the GCFM 2022 convention on June 16. Harpswell Garden Club members Barbara Aiken and Anne Ritchie provided artistic inspiration to Deb Gray of Longfellow Garden Club and Judy … Continue reading →
Internationally recognized floral designer Lee LaPointe of Boothbay Harbor and Vero Beach, Florida demonstrated her incredible floral design talents to a packed audience recently at the Harpswell Garden Club’s June meeting. Her appearance was made possible because of a long … Continue reading →
On May 15, in a light mist, members of Harpswell Garden Club joined with friends and family of Ruth Weeks to plant the first perennial in our newest garden at Harpswell Historic Park Gardens. Led by club president Becky Gallery, … Continue reading →
As we enjoy a warm February day (it’s 40 degrees F!) our thoughts may turn to spring and the gardens. But how have we passed these winter months? The first thing we do is enjoy the quiet time to view … Continue reading →
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