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Bus Tour to Bedrock Gardens
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Member Garden Tours - June 18, 2025
Joyce Lake
Martie Lincoln
Martie Lincoln
MEMBER GARDEN TOUR!!
JOYCE LAKE and MARTIE LINCOLN were kind enough to share their gardens June 18. Peonies were in full bloom.
Martie Lincoln
Martie Lincoln
Martie Lincoln
Left top: One section of Joyce Lake's garden.
Above: Martie Lincoln's beautiful peonies.
Congratulations to our Scholarship Recipients
Riley Levesque
The Wolfeboro Garden Club is proud to support the next generation of environmental stewards and community leaders. These awards reflect the club’s long-standing commitment to education, conservation, and giving back to the community.
Above: WGC Scholarship Chair, Margaret Conner, presents winner, Riley Levesque, with her scholarship award at the Kingswood Regional High School Senior Scholarship Awards Ceremony.
Megan Ouellette
Above: Megan Ouellette, Margaret Conner, Riley Levesque attended the annual Wolfeboro Garden Club Luncheon together.
Scholarship winner, Megan Ouellette, is entering her sophomore year at St. Michael's College in Vermont. She is studying Environmental Science.
Riley Levesque will attend the University of New Hampshire, where she plans to pursue a degree in Marine Biology.
Henry Dumont
Henry Dumont
Our third scholarship winner this year is Henry Dumont. Henry is currently attending Boston University, where he is majoring in Environmental Sciences.
Spring Cleanup Begins in our Town Gardens
This team is focused on spring cleanup at the group of gardens along Back Bay: the Hallock Commemorative Garden, Water's Edge Garden, Rain Garden, and The Bean Park Gardens.
The Post Office garden team ready to plant.
This group takes a quick break before going back to work at the Mary McBride Memorial Garden.
This team is maintaining and refreshing the Clark Park Historical Garden.
Delicious Treats for the Final Regular Meeting of the Year
Another successful and well-attended meeting wrapped up the regular season for the Wolfeboro Garden Club! We enjoyed an informative and engaging presentation on the "good bugs" and "bad bugs" that make their home in our gardens. A big thank you to our speaker and to the hospitality committee for the beautiful and delicious refreshments that followed!
Now that spring is in full swing, our members are turning their attention to working outdoors in the many gardens throughout town.
May Event - Good Bugs / Bad Bugs
The Wolfeboro Garden Club will welcome Bonnie Power, a Massachusetts Master Gardener and engaging speaker from the MMGA Speakers Bureau, for a special presentation titled “Good Bugs & Bad Bugs” on Tuesday, May 13th at 1:00 PM at All Saints Church.
Bonnie will help gardeners of all experience levels take a closer look at the insects in their garden—both the helpful allies and the unwelcome pests. Drawing on her background in zoology and years of hands-on gardening experience, she’ll introduce some of the most common beneficial and pest insects found in New England gardens. You’ll learn to recognize their habits, understand their life cycles, and discover how to support the "good bugs" while managing the "bad" ones naturally and effectively.
The public is welcome. Bring a guest! Refreshments follow.
May Speaker - Master Gardener, Bonnie Power
Delicious Treats at our April Meeting
Thank you, Hospitality Committee
APRIL MEETING - TIME SAVING TIPS
Tuesday, April 8, 2025 1 PM
Welcome to the Wolfeboro Garden Club Running Club, a group of fitness enthusiasts who come together to run, jog or walk as a team. Our goal is to promote a healthy lifestyle and encourage our members to stay active. We welcome runners of all levels, from beginners to seasoned athletes, and we of
The Wolfeboro Garden Club is excited to welcome C.L. Fornari, renowned plant expert, artist, and author of eight books, as the featured speaker at its April 8th meeting. With a passion for keeping horticulture in popular culture and spreading joy through plants, C.L. brings a wealth of knowledge and inspiration to gardeners of all levels.
Her presentation, "Time-Saving Tips for Gardeners," will offer practical strategies to help gardeners work smarter, not harder, making the most of their time outdoors. Whether you're a seasoned green thumb or just starting out, this talk is sure to provide valuable insights.
The event will take place at 1:00 PM at All Saints Church in Wolfeboro, and the public is warmly invited to attend. Each meeting concludes with delightful refreshments, provided by our enthusiastic hospitality team.
Join us for an afternoon of gardening wisdom, community, and inspiration!fer a supportive and encouraging environment to help you achieve your fitness goals. Whether you're training for a marathon, looking to improve your speed, or just want to have fun while staying active, the Wolfeboro Garden Club Running Club is the perfect community for you.
March - Color Gardens: Beautiful Perennial Combinations
Our March meeting, "Color Gardens: Beautiful Perennial Combinations from Spring through Frost,” will guide attendees through the art of color pairing—the foundation for creating stunning perennial gardens. Using engaging graphics, Marie Von Brincken will introduce color theory and texture as powerful design tools, making it easy for gardeners to craft their own beautiful, seasonally evolving flower combinations in both sun and shade.
March 11, 2025 1:00 pm All Saint's Church
The public is invited. Feel free to bring a guest.
Marie Von Brincken is a distinguished landscape designer and educator with expertise in color-focused garden design. She has lectured extensively, inspiring gardeners with her knowledge of plant combinations and design principles that bring year-round beauty to landscapes.
February Program - Birdscaping!
Birdscaping is the art of creating a garden that provides food, shelter, and nesting sites for birds, all while enhancing the beauty of your landscape. Ruth Droescher, a seasoned horticulturist and expert in sustainable gardening, shared her insights on how to attract and support a diverse range of bird species through thoughtful planting and design.
We had amazing attendance at the February meeting. We appreciate our guests and our members who bring them.
February 11, 2025 1 PM All Saints Church Wolfeboro
Many Meet this Month for MOOSE!
Our January meeting focused on moose with a presentation by two members of the Wildlife Heritage Foundation of NH, a proud partner of the NH Fish and Game Department..
Delicious moose-themed treats were provided by the hospitality committee.