MARCH 2023


Tewksbury

Garden Club

Tewksbury, MA, USA

Established in 1969


tewksburygardenclub@gmail.com


 

1555 Main Street

Saturday, March 25, ALL DAY, 9 AM - 5 PM

A percentage of all purchases by anyone who mentions the Garden Club

will be donated back to the club

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Our next "foodie fundraiser" will be at Jimbo's, date and time TBD

 


ACE SPRING CLEAN UP


Wednesday, April 12, 10 am

Town Hall, meet near gazebo

Bring gloves. rakes, and gardening tools


Saturday. April 15, 10 am

Meet at Library


FULL CLUB PARTICIPTION

is expected


ACE COMMITTEE MEETING

 Co-Chairs: Ellie Denault & Deanna Cronin

Wednesday, March 22, 7 pm, in the Tewksbury Library meeting room



Everyone welcome, for planning and brainstorming

 
 
 

March Literary Blooms

Created by Charlene Buckley

March bouquets

at Bayberry

Our March Meeting

A little bit of green everywhere, even in the cocktails ?!

The ground's still frozen, let's create inside

Thank you, Happy Birthday

Thinking of You

Stampin' Up Linda Singleton

 

Our next meeting

Wednesday, April 12, 7 pm at the Senior Center


Safety and Comfort in the Garden

Featuring Dr. Max Shippen


Dr. Shippen is a licensed physical therapist in Massachusetts. He has spent

more than a decade refining his manual techniques to reduce pain, improve

flexibility, and get his patients back to their activities quickly. The presentation

will include tips and techniques for injury free gardening.


2023-2024 Garden Club Elections


Elections for the 2023-3024 Garden Club year will take place at the April meeting.

All members are encouraged to attend,

a quorum of the membership necessary for election.


At the March meeting, the Nomination Committee presented the following slate:



President: Patricia Keddie

Vice Presidents: Deanna Cronin and Tammy MInisteri

Treasurer: Susan Young

Corresponding & Recording Secretary: Christine Demers

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A public service announcement, Tewksbury Town Election

Saturday, April 1, 2023




Penny Pines


The Tewksbury Garden Club has made a second donation, in memory of the club's deceased members.


And the third donation . . . ?!

 

ART IN BLOOM at theMuseum of Fine Arts

Friday, Saturday, Sunday, April 28, 29, 30


Regular museum admission: $28/person

Reserve a MFA museum pass at the Tewksbury Public Library

This pass admits 2 adults at $10/person


 
 

Garden Club Plant Sale

Co-chairs: Deb Adams & Tammy Ministeri


Saturday, May 20, 2023

9 am - 2 pm, at the Tewksbury Library


Volunteer sign up sheets now available

FULL CLUB PARTICIPATION is expected


PLANT SALE COMMITTEE MEETING

Please note date change:

Deb Adams' home, Tuesday, March 28, 6 pm

Everyone welcome


 
 


MYTHS ABOUT MULCH

from Melvinmulch.com


Myth #1: Wood mulch will attract pests, particularly termites . . .

Termites will only eat wood mulch if starving to death.


Myth #2: Wood mulch sucks nitrogen out of the soil . . .

Your soil benefits when wood chips break down

and releases nutrients into the soil.


Myth #3: Wood mulch will acidify your soil . . .

Wood much does not change the soil's pH levels.


Myth #4: More mulch is better . . .

You want a 3" layer of mulch. You don't need to reapply mulch every year,

measure, and top off to the desired 3" depth