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 →
Our garden club volunteers made short work of the garden clean-up at both Harpswell Town Office and Centennial Hall. The weather cooperated this year, and sunny skies with mild temperatures enabled our groups to cut back perennials, dig dahlias and … Continue reading →
Lunch with Friends has returned, in a slightly different format. Harpswell Garden Club will partner with Harpswell Aging at Home to host an outdoor version of Lunch with Friends at noon on October 5 at the Merriconeag Grange. Join us … Continue reading →
If you forgot to mark last Thursday’s July program on your calendar, featuring John Sundling, you really missed out on a wonderful day of floral design! John is the owner of his own business in Portland called the Plant Office … Continue reading →
It was a beautiful afternoon in South Harpswell on Monday for welcoming guests to your garden. And that’s exactly what our Club President Becky Gallery did! Both old and new members along with a few guests took the time to … Continue reading →
The HGC Wedding Committee came together once again to make a bride and groom very happy on their wedding day! In what was probably one of the largest weddings the Club has ever taken on (for 250 people and an … Continue reading →
On a beautiful June day, members of Harpswell Garden Club arrived at Hawk Ridge Farm in Pownal. Our host, June LaCombe, met us under an ancient maple tree and invited our group to explore the paths through gardens, field and … Continue reading →
Folks often mention that it must be nice to be in the garden club and take the winter off. Not true! While our gardens sleep, garden club members are planning their spring planting, browsing through catalogs and magazines for inspiration. … Continue reading →
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