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To contact us
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Carlisle Garden Club
P.O. Box 231
Carlisle, Massachusetts 01741
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Activities
Through symposiums, field trips, roundtable forums and civic projects, the Carlisle Garden Club
enhances our knowledge of gardening and landscape design. We discuss the unique challenges of
gardening in Carlisle and share our success stories. We work to beautify Carlisle's public
spaces and our private domains.
Our activities include:
MEETINGS
Meetings are held once a month from September through June. A typical meeting consists of a
presentation or workshop followed by refreshments and a short business meeting.
In addition, we hold round table forums where members meet and exchange information and tips
on local suppliers and plants that will grow and thrive in Carlisle.
While most meetings are limited to Garden Club members and guests, several programs
each year are open to the general public.
TOWN BEAUTIFICATION
Throughout the year we plant, maintain and provide seasonal decorations for some of Carlisle's
public areas, including Town Hall, the Carlisle School, the Town Common and rotary.
We currently are working on several projects to enhance the beauty of Carlisle with town
organizations including Girl Scouts, Council on Aging, Cultural Council, Gleason Library,
and the Historical Society.
COUNTRY GARDEN TOUR AND PLANT SALE
Our popular Country Garden Tour, takes place in June of odd-numbered years and showcases
a range of Carlisle gardens both formal and eclectic. The tour and our yearly plant sales
raise funds for civic projects and college scholarships for Carlisle residents.
SCHOLARSHIP
The Debbie Wright Scholarship is awarded each year to help fund
further education.
LIBRARY
Members of the Garden Club take turns providing a floral arrangement to the library.
We purchase numerous books and videos connected with all aspects of horticulture for the library.
We also provide passes to several local attractions for residents' use.
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