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Hampstead Garden Club 2012 Theme:“Treasure the Serenityof the Backyard Garden”
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Welcome Message | Upcoming Events |
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Our 2012 theme for the club this year is “Treasure the Serenity of the Backyard Garden.” Whether gardening at home or in the community at civic sites, members will have more opportunities to learn how to cultivate the Earth for our future. The 2012 program guarantees to offer fun learning experiences and the chance to explore some outstanding gardens in our area. In this world of stresses and pressures, being at home and creating a peaceful retreat is another great way to relax. Getting your hands dirty is only part of the fun! Our club shares an artistic devotion to the beauty of nature's own decoration and, along with many beautiful yards of local homes, together have helped to shape Hampstead into one of New England's picture-book communities. The club membership we have been enjoying includes those so diverse in their talents, ideas, gardening knowledge, energy and passion for other members and our community. Each person offering a piece of themselves for the greater good! You are invited to come join in the fun and make new friends while you are at it! Pat Milone and Cheryl Poussard
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Next Meeting: 6:30 PM Garden Finds to Share Members will find a new or gently used treasure to trade from their attic, garage or their own garden. Especially welcome are items that give back to nature, butterfly and bird houses, tools, gardening books, nature journals and so on... |
2012 Executive Board |
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Standing (from left): Linda Winmill, Pat Milone, Cindy Lanouette, Eileen Valliere, Gene Handel
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2012 Club Officers
Co-Presidents: Pat Milone and Cheryl Poussard |
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Last updated April 25, 2012 |
ABOUT US The Hampstead Garden Club is a non-profit educational organization of fifty members located in Hampstead, New Hampshire. Our mission is to fulfill our purpose and to share our gardening experiences at our monthly meetings. Our purpose is to encourage an interest in all aspects of gardening, promote civic beauty, and conserve natural resources. Meetings are generally located in Hadley Hall at the Hampstead Congregational Church, Main Street, Hampstead, at 7 P.M. on the third Wednesday of each month, January through December. Please be sure to check the program page for exceptions to the schedule. |
Gardener's Toast Here's to the seeds that are sown. |