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Next Meeting
Tuesday
February 6, 2018
Woodbridge Public Library
10 Newton Road
Time: 7 p.m.
Topic is
"Pressed Flower Workshop"
Speaker:
Linda Cedarbaum and Montse Lopez-Vila, Members
Learn the art of pressed flower design. While your gardens are in full swing, preserve petals, flowers and leaves between pages to use in your designs. What a great way to practice the remembrance of things past!
Non-members are welcome to attend and learn about
becoming a member.
Since 1933, the Garden Club of Woodbridge, Connecticut has given residents of Woodbridge and its surrounding areas a great opportunity to come together to learn and share their interests in all things relating to gardening. We welcome the novice as well as the accomplished gardener and our programs appeal to individuals with a wide array of interests. The Club decided early in its history to concentrate its efforts in civic improvement toward landscaping and beautifying the center of town. This is still the club’s purpose today but we now have expanded our beautification throughout the town and we include floral design, flower shows, horticultural therapy, bird life and conservation activities. We have designed, planted and still maintain many town gardens; the Darling House Herb Garden, the Massaro Butterfly garden,The Center Garden at the Library and the Adella Baldwin Stuart Garden at the corner of Meetinghouse Lane and Center Road. Leslie Martino, one of our members, designed The Memorial Garden at the Woodbridge Fire Department and The Garden Club of Woodbridge GCW financially supported this project. Recently added is the Vegetable Garden at the Senior Center with the vegetables and herbs donated to the Senior Center for Tuesday and Thursday lunches.
Next Meeting:
Tuesday, November 1, 2022
7 p.m. Place: JCC of Greater New Haven, 360 Amity Road, Woodbridge
"The Pollinator Pathway-
'Bee' on it!" with Mary Hogue
This program is co-sponsored with the Woodbridge Land Trust
Mary Hague is a member of the Pollinator Pathway Steering Committee, a statewide initiative, and is a UConn Master Gardener and Master Composter, Co-Chair of the CT League of Conservation Voters, Chair of the Town of Fairfield Forestry Committee and is on the Sustainable Fairfield Task Force.
Photos below from Plant Sale
We Welcome New Members!
Please email Mary Jane Purcell,
wpurcell@snet.net for membership information.
New Provisional Members
Marsha Ackerman
Stephanie Carter
Julie Jirikowic
Nancy LaBianca
Murielle Lamour
Jessica Pearl
Joi Prud'homme
Phyllis Tatro
Catherine Collins
Photos from Past Annual Luncheon
Award received for participation in decorating Osborne Museum
Photos from Past Meetings
President of Bethany Garden Club with Joanne D'Angelo, President of Garden Club of Woodbridge, Larry Huzi, Designer and Speaker, Montse Lopez-Vila and Amey Marrella, Program Chairwomen
Meet some members of Our
Horticulture Therapy Team
Our Horticulture Therapy Team works with Coachman Square in Woodbridge. Meetings are typically monthly September through June, though the program has been impacted by the Covid-19 pandemic. For more information on becoming involved in Horticulture Therapy, contact Linda Cedarbaum at linda.m25@gmail.com
This is a rewarding experience for residents and team members! All you need is a love of gardening, love of people, and an eagerness to assist others in need.
Tuesday, Dec 4th Mtg Hostesses and bakers and designers
Town Library Garden maintained by GCW Civic Beautification Team
Photos from Past Meeting
"Potpourri from Your Garden"
Speakers: Montse Lopez-Vila &
Linda Cedarbaum
Annual Plant Sale Photos
Saturday, June 2, 2018
Meet some members of Our
Civic Beautification Team
From April until frost, the dedicated members of GCW meet one hr. a week on Thursday mornings to tend to gardens throughout Woodbridge incuding the Town Library, the Adella Baldwin Garden at the corner of Center Rd and Meetinghouse Lane and
The Darling House.
Contact Nancy LaBianca at seldomhome24@gmail.com
for more information.
Photos from
Annual Meeting
Tuesday, June 5, 2018
Click on Programs in Header
for link to all programs
Designer, Barbara Bosco
Scholarship Recipients
Garden Club of Woodbridge
Announces 2018 Scholarship Recipient
The Scholarship Committee of the Garden Club of Woodbridge is pleased to announce the recipient of its annual scholarship.
Vera Ting was awarded the Club’s annual scholarship of $500.00. Vera will attend the University of Michigan in the fall where she plans on majoring in Evolutionary Biology and Art. The scholarship will support her long-term goal to become an ornithologist.
Emily Cosenza, the Club’s chairwoman for Birds and Conservation, represented the Garden Club of Woodbridge and attended the Senior Awards Night at Amity High School in June.
The Garden Club of Woodbridge would like to thank the Woodbridge community for supporting its annual spring Plant Sale. A portion of the proceeds from the Plant Sale is used to provide this annual scholarship to a Woodbridge student interested in majoring in fields of study related to agriculture, horticulture, landscape design, botany, plant pathology, geology, environmental studies, wildlife science or land management.
The Garden Club of Woodbridge congratulates Vera and wishes her well in all of her future endeavors.
Scholarship granted by Past President, Denise Rock, to
Joseph Popel in 2017.
Photos from Joint Program with Garden Club of Orange featuring John Desarbo, Floral Designer. He demonstrated how to make extraordinary designs from ordinary plant material.
Joanne D'Angelo, President of Garden Club of Woodbridge, John Desarbo, guest Speaker and Linda Bradford, President of Garden Club of Orange.
Judy DeCoster,member of GCW,
with speaker, Paul DeCoster, organizer of Woodbridge 2017 Notable Tree Project.
