Wanted to thank everyone again in EAGC for my beautiful peony gift last year and show you how beautiful it is after a winter of cold and snow.
I think it is showing off this year. It seems pretty happy. I am happy to have it. Thanks again. Dianna
Art Scarpa made a return visit to EAGC, this time to show members how to assemble a terrarium. With plants, containers & materials supplied by Art, members quickly transformed empty jars into beautiful mini-gardens. As always, Art was an excellent source of plant information and humor. (See copies of Art’s terrarium preparation and care instructions here.)
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As always, refreshments were lovely to look at as well as delicious!
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At the same meeting, Environment & Conservation provided a helpful display on controlling pests in the garden, without resorting to harmful chemicals.
E&C also announced plans for their annual summer party. This year’s theme: Appleicious Afternoon. Sign-up for the August 17 party has started. For party details, click on Appleicious Afternoon Information. A sign-up sheet will be available at the June 14 luncheon or contact Linda V or Edie to sign up.
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On May 25, Nance J and her Beautification crew went to work cleaning up the bandstand area and installing the new plantings. Their hard work and the beautiful result are evident in these pictures. Judging by the big smiles, it appears that everyone enjoyed the morning.
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.
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!
It is that sad time of year again when the summer flowers give in to the fall weather. The gang tidied up the bandstand in Exeter last Wednesday. Here they are at work.