Come with us to view the Glass Flower Exhibit at the Harvard Museum of Natural History. One of Harvard University’s most famous treasures is the internationally acclaimed Ware Collection of Blaschka Glass Models of Plants, better known as the “Glass Flowers”. This unique collection was made by Leopold and Rudolf Blaschka, a Czech father and son, over a period of fifty years. From 1886 to 1936 the Blaschka’s produced 4,300 glass models, representing 780 plant species.

Adult $15. Seniors $13.00

At the home of Marie and Richard Martin

At the Sharon Community Center

Program:” Fragrance in the Garden”

Joanne Pearson, landscape architect and photographer, will help us learn more about focusing on fragrance when planning or adding to our gardens.

BRING YOUR OWN BEVERAGE CUPS TO OUR MEETINGS TO REDUCE PAPER WASTE

At the home of Pamela Pomerantz.

Would you like to learn more about the website and Google Groups? Join us for coffee, cake and a morning of getting to know the website and Google groups in a small group setting. Bring your questions, and feedback on how we can improve our communication. Group limited to eight persons.

At the First Congregational church, Sharon

Join us as Marie Martin demonstrates and guides us through floral design.

At the home of Liz Siemiatkaska

At O’Connell Hall at Our Lady of Sorrows Church

Program: “You Can Grow From Seed Your Own Way”

Join garden club members for a session to lear a few different techniques for seed starting. Thake away some little sprouts of your own from this hands-on workshop.

BRING YOUR OWN BEVERAGE CUPS TO OUR MEETINGS TO REDUCE PAPER WASTE

AT the home of TBA

Join us at the home of Jean and Ken Zaniewski as we celebrate the season

Please contribute greens to help create decorations for the Holiday Party, the Library and Foremost Healthcare

Featuring art from Sharon Middle School

AT the home of Nancy Bass

At the Sharon Community Center

Program:'“ Perennial Propagation”.

Joan Butler, enthusiastic gardener and favorite presenter, will share how to increase your perennial collection, replace mature plants, grow varieties not offered for sale, and even produce new hybrids! Learn propagation skills, including cuttings and division.

BRING YOUR OWN BEVERAGE CUPS TO OUR MEETINGS TO REDUCE PAPER WASTE

We are hoping many members, their friends, family and neighbors can stop by the Library on Member Night. See beautiful floral designs interpret a favorite book.

At the home of Theresa Kennedy

Join us at the First Congregational Church for a “Back to Basics” workshop on Floral Design, lead by Kathy Hawes, Pat Simmons and Marcia Bridgeman. Class size limited to 15. Email Kathy to sign up

At the Sharon Community Center.

Program: “Beyond the Cornucopia”

Ruth Evans, flower show judge, will present a well-timed seasonal floral design delight. She will combine some of the beautiful autumn produce with cut flowers and foliage in unexpected containers and unexpected ways.

Time to pick up your bulb orders! Meet us at the Sharon DPW. No need to get out of your car: drive up, give your name and we will bring them to you

Time to pick up your bulb orders! Meet us at the Sharon DOW. No need to get out of your car: drive up, give your name and we will bring them to you

At the home of Genna Robbins and Barry Kasindorf

The Massachusetts Horticultural Society presents its 138th Flower Show, themed “Heritage and Hope”>. The event takes place at the Garden at Elm Bank, 900 Washington Street, Wellesley, MA 02482. Go to https://www.masshort.org for more details

The Massachusetts Horticultural Society presents the 138th Flower Show, themed “Heritage and Hope”. The event takes place at the Garden at Elm Bank, 900 Washington Street, Wellesley, MA 02482. Go to https://www.masshort.org for more details. This is a two day event.

At the home of Pamela Pomerantz

Watch for an evite for details

At the Sharon Community Centre.

Program: “This is Your Garden Club”. For a different and dynamic evening, members will present information to the group about The Club and, more importantly, attendees will have lots of time to provide feedback to SGC Leadership.

At the home of Marcia Bridgeman

Contact Gail Kerzner for more details

Location and Time TBD

Highfield Hall and Gardens are the magnificently restored 1878 estate of the Beebe family, and the house is one of the few remaining examples of stick style Queen Anne architecture in the Northeast.

Contact Marie Martin for more details

At the home of Nancy Bass

These were our guest speakers a few months ago, and gave an exceptional talk on native plants. We will meet at Joanne Byrnes house at 11am to make our way to the nursery, which is located on Barneyville Road in Swansea.