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Wollaston Garden Club LINKS
These pages are intended to give you some links you can use to go to a site which has been suggested or recommended by a fellow WGC member. We will try to give you some notes as to what you can expect to find at each site. The document is presently divided into four larger categories (Affiliated sites, Gardens, Nurseries and Helpful Hints), as we plan to keep adding information, and hopefully this will help you locate things quickly.
Affiliated Organizations
WWW.GCFM.org This is the official site of the Garden Club Federation of Massachusetts, and will provide you with the answers to frequently asked questions about the federation, as well as information on all the other garden clubs in the state, /the site also provides a lot if material regarding by-laws, state and national events, and rules for 501c organizations, www.newenglandwildflower.org The site of the New England Wildflower society. Especially interesting is the information on the Garden in the Woods. WGC will be joining the society in 2008, and will have tickets available for members wishing to take advantage of the tours. www.masshort.org The official site of the Massachusetts Horticultural Society, there are two programs of particular interest to members. The first is the Elm Bank Horticultural Center in Wellesley, the society’s headquarters, which offers tours and learning experiences. The second is the New England Flower Show, which is the oldest and longest running in the United States, and which is run by Mass. Horticultural Society. The WGC will be volunteering again this year, and will also be doing an East Window display. Dates for 2008 are March 8-16. www.mfa.org This is the site of the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston, Interesting in and of itself, the major attraction for our members is Art in Bloom, which takes place every spring. We have participated in the program for the past several years, and will be doing so again in 2008. www.gardencentral.org/ner This is the site of information specifically about the New England Region of the Garden Club Federation. www.gardenclub.org This is the site of the National Garden Club, and will provide information about what is going on nationally, especially with regard to the National Convention, held in late Spring annually. Gardens
www.mountauburn.org One of the most beautiful cemeteries in the country, tours are available daily, and the club has taken field trips on several occasions. Well worth the short drive to Cambridge. Nurseries
www.whiteflowerfarm.com A pleasant drive to Litchfield, Ct. this is a favorite of WGC members. www.jacobsonfloral.com Jacobson's is where we get our wreaths and other supplies for the Greens sale. As a member of a Garden Club, we are all entitled to shop there. Helpful Hints
www.safelawns.org This is a site maintained by Paul Tukey, a noted expert and speaker on lawn care. www.hgtv.com Again, many great ideas, especially a quick and easy way to clean terra cotta pots.
Click here for the printable document "Selecting Evergreens for your Garden" |
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