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Saturday, June 1, 2019

Nature Happenings in June

See what's happening outside as we prepare for summer!

Source credit:  https://www.massaudubon.org/learn/nature-wildlife/outdoor-almanac/spring-2019
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During the COVID-19 Crisis...

The Dracut Garden Club will be following all state and CDC guidelines. Our in-person meetings and events will be postponed until further notice. While we're all practicing social distancing, however, it is a great time to nurture seedlings and pot up perennials from our gardens. May you find peace and inspiration in nature and gardening during this time.

Thankful for Spring

Thankful for Spring

Come grow with us!

Interested in joining our club? Contact Janis Marcotte at 978-251-0837 or send us a message on Facebook. New members welcome!

Upcoming Meetings & Events

  • Wed. March 4: 1st meeting of 2020!
  • Wed. April 1: Monthly Meeting, 7pm on Zoom
  • Wed. May 6: Monthly Meeting, 7pm on Zoom
  • Wed. June 3: Monthly Meeting, 7pm
  • Annual Plant Sale, TBD Fall 2020

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Mission Statement

We encourage interest in all phases of home gardening and promote better horticultural practices, civic beauty and conservation of natural resources.

We are a member of The Garden Club Federation of Massachusetts, Inc. and National Garden Clubs, Inc.

Check it out...

  • The Dracut Garden Club on Facebook
  • GCFM, Inc. Calendar of Events
  • The Mayflower Newsletter - GCFM, Inc.
  • National Garden Clubs Initiatives
  • Brent and Becky's Bulbs Fundraiser

Gardening Resources

  • Massachusetts Horticultural Society
  • New England Wildflower Society
  • Grow Native Massachusetts
  • Tower Hill Botanic Garden
  • UMass Extension Services
  • Paul Parent Garden Club

Conservation Resources

  • Mass Audubon
  • Lowell Parks & Conservation Trust
  • Sierra Club - Mass. Chapter
  • EWG - Environmental Working Group
  • Earth 911
  • EPA - Waste & Conservation Resources
  • TerraCycle - Eliminating the Idea of Waste

New Welcome Garden Supporters

Massachusetts Cultural Council The Town of Dracut, Dracut Department of Public Works, Garden Solutions LLC, Mike Buxton, Anonymous $100, Roy Fence Co. / Rick Roy, Anonymous in memory of Dot Lamoureux, Marshall Rogers, Old Home Day Donors, Leo Caron, Joseph Harne Thank you for your support!!

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