Suffield Garden Club
Main Street Dogwood Trees Receive TLC
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Driving down Main Street in early August you may have noticed SavATree workers diligently tending to Suffield’s precious dogwood trees.
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Driving down Main Street in early August you may have noticed SavATree workers diligently tending to Suffield’s precious dogwood trees.
When you see the merry, yellow and white striped tents next to the Phelps-Hatheway House barn, you know it’s time for May Market!
During the gray, soggy days of early Spring, it’s difficult to imagine that in a few more months Suffield gardeners will be toting watering cans and dragging hoses to hydrate precious plants.
We New Englanders love our history and our landscape, and Connecticut is home to many beautiful and unique gardens. In fact, fifteen historic sites dotted throughout the state, with historically significant gardens, have joined to form Connecticut’s Historic Gardens.
As the crisp weather sets in, it’s a reminder that the holiday season is fast approaching.
Summertime brings many visitors to the historic Phelps-Hatheway House, not just to enjoy the house itself, but to take a timeless stroll through the gardens, lovingly tended by volunteers from the Suffield Garden Club.
Lush perennials. Brilliantly colored roses. Fragrant herbs. Charming arts and crafts. Bountiful gardening advice.
On May 14, two deserving SHS AgriScience seniors were recognized by the Suffield Garden Club Memorial Fund committee for their dedication to conservation and environmental science.
Looking for a gift for the garden enthusiast in your life? Or maybe a little something for yourself?
Are you one of the few but very lucky people to have seen bald eagles flying over our town?