View thousands of colorful blooming bulbs grown by Conservancy staff at the annual
Spring Greenhouse Show
Friday, March 9 to Friday, March 16
10 am – 5 pm
Including:
French hyacinths, grape hyacinth (muscari), tulips, daffodils, amaryllis and annuals and perennials from Geremia Greenhouse
Tours and Coffee Reception
We invite you to a guided tour of the Show at 9:30 or 10 am on Monday, March 12
led by Horticulturist Rosemary Aldridge
and to a
Coffee Reception in the Cottage
before or after your tour
between 9 and 11 am
All events are free and open to the public. Reservations are required for tours and coffee and refreshments.
CLICK HERE TO RSVP FOR TOUR AND COFFEE RECEPTION
or call Becky at
860-231-9443 ext 101
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To register, please click on following link: https://ctgardenclubs.org/landscape-design-school-registration-March-20-21-2018/
Learn to Design Your Garden or to help with community gardens.
Anyone who wishes to familiarize themselves with the principles and practices of landscape design is welcome to attend Landscape Design School. Attendees include those who wish to create their own landscape, professional landscape designers, town committee members, and many garden club members who wish to expand their knowledge.
As educated stewards of the land, attendees may choose to contribute to their communities’ awareness of a well-designed landscape by serving on town committees with the objective or improving playgrounds, parks, or curb appeal in downtown areas.
The school’s curriculum offers a wide range of subjects in Landscape Design including designing landscapes with plants and hardscapes (sidewalks, patios, sculptures), or redesign, with both the historical and future perspective. In addition the school discusses the creation of landscapes that evoke a particular feeling and purpose in both the public and private sectors.
The Federated Garden Clubs of Connecticut has been offering Landscape Design School courses since 1978. We look forward to continuing to educate others about good landscape design practices.
To register, please click on following link: https://ctgardenclubs.org/landscape-design-school-registration-March-20-21-2018/
Learn to Design Your Garden or to help with community gardens.
Anyone who wishes to familiarize themselves with the principles and practices of landscape design is welcome to attend Landscape Design School. Attendees include those who wish to create their own landscape, professional landscape designers, town committee members, and many garden club members who wish to expand their knowledge.
As educated stewards of the land, attendees may choose to contribute to their communities’ awareness of a well-designed landscape by serving on town committees with the objective or improving playgrounds, parks, or curb appeal in downtown areas.
The school’s curriculum offers a wide range of subjects in Landscape Design including designing landscapes with plants and hardscapes (sidewalks, patios, sculptures), or redesign, with both the historical and future perspective. In addition the school discusses the creation of landscapes that evoke a particular feeling and purpose in both the public and private sectors.
The Federated Garden Clubs of Connecticut has been offering Landscape Design School courses since 1978. We look forward to continuing to educate others about good landscape design practices.
WE WILL COME UP WITH AN ALTERNATIVE DATE LATER.
To register, please click on following link: https://ctgardenclubs.org/landscape-design-school-registration-March-20-21-2018/
Learn to Design Your Garden or to help with community gardens.
Anyone who wishes to familiarize themselves with the principles and practices of landscape design is welcome to attend Landscape Design School. Attendees include those who wish to create their own landscape, professional landscape designers, town committee members, and many garden club members who wish to expand their knowledge.
As educated stewards of the land, attendees may choose to contribute to their communities’ awareness of a well-designed landscape by serving on town committees with the objective or improving playgrounds, parks, or curb appeal in downtown areas.
The school’s curriculum offers a wide range of subjects in Landscape Design including designing landscapes with plants and hardscapes (sidewalks, patios, sculptures), or redesign, with both the historical and future perspective. In addition the school discusses the creation of landscapes that evoke a particular feeling and purpose in both the public and private sectors.
The Federated Garden Clubs of Connecticut has been offering Landscape Design School courses since 1978. We look forward to continuing to educate others about good landscape design practices.
Committee Chairs, if you have any changes or suggestions for the upcoming WHGC 2018-2019 budget, please email those to Deirdre Penland at dpenland1102@gmail.com before the meeting.
RSVP to madzh@comcast.net or (860) 904-5426.
Arrival time is 8:30 a.m. to 9 a.m., and plan to work until approximately 10:30 a.m. to 11 a.m. in this beautiful, historic and peaceful garden.
If you have any questions, please contact Linda Aldrich at ljaldrich@hotmail.com, Steve Kovack at z.kovack@comcast.net, or Glenda Thomas at glendathomas001@yahoo.com.
1. Shifts are scheduled from 8:30 am to 10:30 am.
2. At least 3 volunteers are needed for each shift.
3. If it is raining on your scheduled day, the rain date will be the next day.
4. Plan to bring the same items you take to work at Butler-McCook.
Any questions, please contact Marj Johnson at mejohnson3@outlook.com or Irene Clark at i.clark@sbcglobal.net.