On your next drive down Route 123 in Harpswell, take a look at the Union Church. There is a new sign in place, telling passersby who maintains the historic building. “Restored and Maintained by the Harpswell Garden Club” is on … Continue reading →
A nice crowd was on hand as we celebrated our Annual Meeting and Luncheon May 16th at The Daniel Hotel in Brunswick. Attendees were entertained by Massachusetts author and gardener Neal Sanders who has written thirteen mystery novels with a … Continue reading →
Suzanne Bushnell, former Harpswell Garden Club President and Immediate Past President of the Garden Club Federation of Maine, has assumed the role of the Director of the New England Garden Clubs. She was installed in a moving ceremony at the … Continue reading →
Our club members have been busy over the winter, and into the spring. Our club’s president worked to find a venue for our annual meeting, and put together a delicious buffet menu. The program committee met during the cold winter … Continue reading →
Our garden club has been busy, decorating for the holidays, and holding our monthly meetings. In November, we hosted Nancy Stedman from Little River Flower Farm in Buxton. Nancy talked to us about gardening for cutting flowers, offering advice on … Continue reading →
Take a look at how to create a fall arrangement!
Continue reading →September has arrived, and so has the annual Fall Fest. Today, at Centennial Hall on Route 123 in Harpswell Center, the Harpswell Garden Club is holding its annual fundraiser. Come out today to support our garden club. The event features … Continue reading →
Several members of the Harpswell Garden Club were in attendance at the recent GCFM Convention, held in Phippsburg, Maine at Sebasco Harbor Resort. We were entertained by a flower show organized by GCFM’s Judge’s Council, Paul Parent’s talk on adding … Continue reading →
The Harpswell Garden Club has a hectic month ahead. Besides our usual garden maintenance at Centennial Hall, Harpswell Town office and the Naval Museum and Memorial Garden, we have several activities planned. First, on June 14 at Centennial Hall, the … Continue reading →
I took advantage of a warm, sunny day and an open calendar to visit the McLaughlin Garden and Homestead in South Paris. Upon arrival, I entered a wonderland of blooms–purple, white and lavender lilacs, pink trillium, bleeding heart, and Solomon’s … Continue reading →
