WACHUSETT GARDEN CLUB PLANT SALE
The Wachusett Garden Club plant sale is
Saturday, May 11, from 9 a.m. to noon
at the Thomas Prince School, Rte. 62, in Princeton.
Start your garden off right with a great selection of beautiful plants, donated by the members and friends of the Wachusett Garden Club. We’ll have a wide selection of perennials and annuals for sun and shade. You’ll know they will grow in your garden as they came from ours! Proceeds from the sale go towards the club’s college scholarships awarded annually.
The Wachusett Garden club promotes the study of horticulture and the love of gardening, to protect our environment, and encourage conservation. Through the knowledge and skills of our members, we offer community programs to benefit our towns and their residents, and promote a spirit of well-being.
Ken Warchol, who is the Program Director of the Worcester County Beekeeping Association. Gave an informative lecture on the importance of bees in our community. He is best known as The "Bee Whisperer". Ken brought lots of different varieties of honey for everyone to try!
Cindy Dunn, Assistant Sanctuary Director at Wachusett Meadow Wildlife Sanctuary, Princeton gave a presentation on the Eastern Monarch Butterfly to a packed house!
It was a great way to learn about this fascinating butterfly.
It was a great way to learn about this fascinating butterfly.
Our former WGC President Rosalind Beck guided our hands on program, "A Design in the Round”. Members made a table centerpiece of flowers either in a vase or with a foam core.
Everyone who was able to make it to the Harvard Museum's "Glass Flower" exhibit had a great time!
The Concrete Leaf Birdbath project was
a great success!!
Special thanks to our host Gina Constantino
for opening up her house
and for the fabulous job of showing everybody how to make these wonderful keepsakes!
Please email us for information or membership at: onlinewgc@Yahoo.com
Potting Party Photo!
There was a lot of work to be done for the Garden Club's plant sale!
This is just a few of the members who helped, and thanks to all that could attend!!
Mission Statement
To share ideas, information, and expertise that will serve to enhance each members knowledge of horticulture. To use the acquired skills and knowledge of the membership to benefit our towns and their residents through community projects and to promote a spirit of good will.
