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In the fall the kids helped Garden Club members clean up all the fallen leaves at the Phelps Hatheway historic garden, and mulch dogwoods on Main Street.
The Suffield Observer (https://thesuffieldobserver.com/category/organizations/horticulture-highlights-from-the-suffield-garden-club/page/6/)
In the fall the kids helped Garden Club members clean up all the fallen leaves at the Phelps Hatheway historic garden, and mulch dogwoods on Main Street.
For the 57th year since the establishment of the custom, members of the Suffield Garden Club observed Arbor Day by distributing seedling trees provided by the Club’s Vallery Gallivan Tree Fund to all the Suffield fourth grade students.
The Suffield Garden Club and the Town Tree Committee have always been close. Being a Garden Club, we love all plants that grow and make Suffield beautiful.
Members of the Suffield Garden Club are ready to welcome you, rain or shine, to the annual MAY MARKET on Saturday, May 14.
The month of March in Connecticut means that spring is just around the corner.
The April meeting of the Suffield Garden Club will be held on April 4 at the Second Baptist Church.
The Suffield Garden Club was the recipient of the East Windsor transition student community service outreach program on Wednesday, October 10.
The December meeting of the Suffield Garden Club will be held on December 6 at the Second Baptist Church.