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Decking The Halls!

We’ve been busy with making the yuletide bright! We even got ourselves a little something for the bandstand! Thanks to Ann H. and Nance for the pictures.

Spiffy New Sign for the Bandstand!

Spiffy New Sign for the Bandstand!

DYI Snowmen made at the Make It & Take It event held in early December

DYI Snowmen made at the Make It & Take It event held in early December

A delicate operation...

A delicate operation…

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Keeping busy at the Make It & Take It party.

 

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Arranging greens at the Historical Society

Decorating the sign with a little help from our friends!

Decorating the sign with a little help from our friends!

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Makin’ a wreath.

Pretty Entranceway

Pretty Entranceway

 

 

2013 Mini-Grant Works

Mini-Grant Dollars in action!

Here are some of the projects that were completed with help from our mini-grants in 2013. The seacoast is an even more beautiful place now! Thanks to the Environment & Conservation Committee for making this happen.

There is still time to apply for a 2014 grant. Check it out!

The Danielle Harmon Garden at Stratham Hill Park     Danielle Harmon Garden

Educational Herb Garden at Kingston Community Library

Kingston Library

Zen-inspired garden on Route 33 in Stratham         Dena Stern Garden

Water Street garden in Exeter

Water Street Garden

Stratham Historical Society building gardens

Stratham Historical Society

Kids’ Park Island garden in Exeter

Kids' Park Gwen Kenney

Herb garden at the Tuck Museum in Hampton

Hampton Historical Society

Knock-out roses for the island garden on Routes 111 and 27

David Briden Traffic Island

Center Street Circle garden in Exeter

ECM Bed

Swasey Parkway gardens in Exeter

Swasey Parkway Volunteers

“A Splash of Color” at the Exeter Senior Center

Exeter Senior Center

A garden in front of the Exeter Housing Authority

Exeter Housing Authority

               A “Garden of Eatin” at the entrance to Seacoast Family Promise

Family Promise Veggie Garden

Picnic At Pettengill Farm

Some of the members got together for a mid-summer informal meeting at Pettengill Farm in Salisbury MA where we enjoyed a delicious picnic lunch, chatted about pesky animals in the garden and shopped around for bargains. The folks at Pettengill made us feel quite welcome and even gave us each an annual to take home. Max took some snaps of this beautiful and interesting garden center.

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