Community Garden Leaves Neighbors In The Dust

A community garden inspires images of neighbors working together to feed each other.

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Community Garden Leaves Neighbors In The Dust

Garden Club wins awards for Garden Of Hope

The Garden Club of Springfield, a member of the Garden Club Federation of Pennsylvania, has been awarded three first places by the National Garden Club for its native plant garden, The Garden of Hope, at The 9/11 Memorial, Springfield Township Municipal Building.

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Garden Club wins awards for Garden Of Hope

National Garden Clubs, Inc. has set National Garden Week for June 6-12

National Garden Clubs, Inc.

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National Garden Clubs, Inc. has set National Garden Week for June 6-12

Carol Cloud Bailey: Garden clubs work to make the world greener (St. Lucie News Tribune)

Since 1926, the National Garden Clubs Inc., one of the nation’s largest volunteer gardening associations, has been keeping it green through education and service to local communities in the protection and conservation of natural resources, civic beautification and participation in projects to improve roadsides and parks.NGC is a nonprofit organization, with its headquarters in St. Louis.

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Carol Cloud Bailey: Garden clubs work to make the world greener (St. Lucie News Tribune)

National garden experts featured at annual Gateway conference (The Journal Times)

KENOSHA - Two national garden experts will be featured atGateway Technical College’s annual Winter Green Conference to beheld from 8 a.m.

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National garden experts featured at annual Gateway conference (The Journal Times)

Hazleton Area Garden Club holds meeting (The Hazleton Standard-Speaker)

A meeting of the Hazleton Area Garden Club, District II/III, a member of the National Garden Clubs Inc. and the Central Atlantic Region, Garden Club Federation of PA, was held Nov. 12 in Most Precious Blood Church social room.

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Hazleton Area Garden Club holds meeting (The Hazleton Standard-Speaker)

Care and attention to detail create a vegetable garden of plenty (The Brandon News & Tribune)

Paul Sarsfield’s garden seems to be in an open field with large oak trees that offer shade for several hours everyday, especially in winter. But appearances can be deceiving; the growth rate and production are fantastic.

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Care and attention to detail create a vegetable garden of plenty (The Brandon News & Tribune)

IN THE GARDEN: New Year’s Resolutions for a Green Garden (The Lompoc Record)

It might seem foolish to set New Year’s resolutions for goinggreen in the garden. After all, gardens are already green,right?

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IN THE GARDEN: New Year’s Resolutions for a Green Garden (The Lompoc Record)

Hazleton Area Garden Club hold its October meeting (The Hazleton Standard-Speaker)

A meeting of the Hazleton Area Garden Club, District II/III, a member of the National Garden Clubs Inc. and the Central Atlantic Region, Garden Club Federation of PA, was held Oct. 8 in Most Precious Blood Church social room.

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Hazleton Area Garden Club hold its October meeting (The Hazleton Standard-Speaker)

Grayslake Greenery Garden Club seeking new members (Lake County Journal)

GRAYSLAKE –The Grayslake Greenery Garden Club invites area residents to join the group.

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Grayslake Greenery Garden Club seeking new members (Lake County Journal)

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