And so it grows...

Watertown Garden Club

Contact:
Shelley Hedberg
(shelleyhedberg@gmail.com) if you have questions about becoming a member of the Watertown Garden Club

OR...

Attend our next regularly- scheduled meeting:

September 9, 2010
Union Congregational Church
161 Buckingham Street, Oakville
Regular Meeting begins at Noon
Presentation at 1:00 "Superior Plants for CT Gardens" by Nancy DeBrule of Natureworks

The Club's History

The Watertown Garden Club was founded in 1967 at which time Mr. Gordon Madge was elected President. The Club was formed with the purposes of encouraging the interest of gardening among amatures; to promote better horticulture practices; to aid in the protection of wild flowers, trees and birds and to encourage planting and beautification of properties.
In order to accomplish our goals and enrich our community, our members activily participate in civic development, conservation, garden therapy and junior gardening as well as offer an annual scholarship to local high school students interested in pursuing a horticultural or environmental program. One of the highlights of every meeting is the report by our Birds Committee, which could include interesting bird sightings, unusual happenings, walks, field trips, bird organizations, houses, feeders and the like.

Meetings

Our Club is always interested in new members and meetings are open to the public. Monthly meetings are held on the second Thursday at Noon (except January and August), with occasional evening meetings. The meetings are held at the Union Congregational Church, 161 Buckingham Street, in the Oakville section of Watertown. The July meeting is a member-only Club Luncheon.

For Information

You can reach our Membership Chair by emailing shelleyhedberg@gmail.com