Pictured a fig tree that was propagated by a club member from a tree a family member brought from Italy. Dawn gave a very informative presentation on the history of her tree and how she went about propagated it from the original.
The Spring Glen Garden Club
will be holding its Oct. meeting, Monday Oct. 19th at the Lockwood
Cottage, 890 Evergreen Ave. The meeting
will begin at 1130 am, with a light lunch, bring a sandwich, beverage and
dessert will be served. After a short
business meeting the presentation will be held at 1 pm. The Speaker is Jim Sirch and his subject is
“Rain Gardens”. Mr. Sirch was involved
in the rain garden at Hamden Center Park.
Please join Club members in what promises to be a very interesting
presentation. Donation $5.
The Spring Glen Garden Club will have
tables at the tag sale hosted by The Mount Carmel Congregation Church, 3284
Whitney Ave., Hamden. The sale will take
place on Sat. Oct. 26, from 9a to 2p.
Please stop by and see what items we have available,
The Club will be having a bake sale on
Election Day, Tues. Nov. 3rd in the hallway in front of the Thornton
Wilder Auditorium at the Miller Library.
Stop by and see what goodies we can tempt you with. Pick up goodies to
freeze for the Holidays.
The Club has been a fixture in the Hamden community since 1925, a
chartered member of The Federated Garden Clubs of Connecticut, Inc., and
National Garden Clubs, Inc., since 1929.
The Garden Club ongoing projects include gardens and planters in Spring Glen,
Poppy’s Garden on the Farmington Canal Trail and the Historical Herb
Garden at The Jonathan Dickerman House.
Other projects of the Club are a Rhododendron Garden at the entry to
Lockwood Cottage and the Red Oak tree (Quercus rubra) affectionately
known as “Annie Oakley” planted in the Eli Whitney Park.
The Spring Glen
Garden Club is looking for new members, who are not only interested in
horticultural pursuits but civic beautification and preservation of our natural
resources. There are no residency requirements to belong, our members are as
local as Hamden, North Haven, Branford, or as far flung as Goshen. For further membership information, please
call Dorothy at 475. 434.8017
Pictured a fig tree that was
propgated by a club member from a tree a family member brought from Italy. Dawn gave a very informative presentation on
the history of her tree and how she went about propating it from the original.
The Spring Glen Garden Club
will be holding its Oct. meeting, Monday Oct. 19th at the Lockwood
Cottage, 890 Evergreen Ave. The meeting
will begin at 1130 am, with a light lunch, bring a sandwich, beverage and
dessert will be served. After a short
business meeting the presentation will be held at 1 pm. The Speaker is Jim Sirch and his subject is
“Rain Gardens”. Mr. Sirch was involved
in the rain garden at Hamden Center Park.
Please join Club members in what promises to be a very interesting
presentation. Donation $5.
The Spring Glen Garden Club will have
tables at the tag sale hosted by The Mount Carmel Congregation Church, 3284
Whitney Ave., Hamden. The sale will take
place on Sat. Oct. 26, from 9a to 2p.
Please stop by and see what items we have available,
The Club will be having a bake sale on
Election Day, Tues. Nov. 3rd in the hallway in front of the Thornton
Wilder Auditorium at the Miller Library.
Stop by and see what goodies we can tempt you with. Pick up goodies to
freeze for the Holidays.
The Club has been a fixture in the Hamden community since 1925, a
chartered member of The Federated Garden Clubs of Connecticut, Inc., and
National Garden Clubs, Inc., since 1929.
The Garden Club ongoing projects include gardens and planters in Spring Glen,
Poppy’s Garden on the Farmington Canal Trail and the Historical Herb
Garden at The Jonathan Dickerman House.
Other projects of the Club are a Rhododendron Garden at the entry to
Lockwood Cottage and the Red Oak tree (Quercus rubra) affectionately
known as “Annie Oakley” planted in the Eli Whitney Park.
The Spring Glen
Garden Club is looking for new members, who are not only interested in
horticultural pursuits but civic beautification and preservation of our natural
resources. There are no residency requirements to belong, our members are as
local as Hamden, North Haven, Branford, or as far flung as Goshen. For further membership information, please
call Dorothy at 475. 434.8017
