Alicia suggests...

"This GROW SPRING EXPO in Topsfield this coming Saturday is a marvelous, fun, informative event; hosted by the Topsfield garden club. I went last spring & truly enjoyed it, especially for discovering a lot of interesting people, outfits, that I didn’t t know existed."  Alicia

March 2018 Meeting: "Successful Gardens and Soil Dynamics"

Click on image to make larger. Please RSVP to Joyce by March 13th.

February 2018 IGC Meeting : "Botanical Names for the Fearful"

Ipswich Garden Club Winter Newsletter 2017-2018

Read the Newsletter HERE

Remembering Therese Armstrong

                            Click on photo to see enlarged print.

January 2018 Meeting "Marvelous Mushrooms"

Please RSVP to Joyce by January 16th.

December Annual Greens Meeting- Friday, December 1st

Butterfly Meadow Fall Cleanup - Thanks for all the help!

November Meeting: "Herbal Gifts Workshop"

Remembering Joan, Paige and Hope

A beautiful ‘Sherwood Flame' Japanese Maple was planted on October 24th at the Ascension Church. It is in memory of three extraordinary and lovely women and Ipswich Garden Club 

members--Joan Cook (1929-2014), Paige Mercer (1942-2017) and Hope Wigglesworth (1927-2017). All three were active members of Ascension Church.

This tree, dedicated to them, will also become a beautifying presence on County Street. 

October 2017 Meeting: "Plants of the Autumn Woods"

http://www.ectaonline.org/trails/dowbull-brook-reservoirs

Ipswich Environment Symposium- October 21st

This symposium, to be held on October 21st, is open to the public and includes talks by experts on the future threats to four key natural resources in Ipswich--its rivers and watersheds, salt marshes, clamming, and Crane Beach. For further information, contact Ascension Memorial Church (www.amcipswich.org), organizer and sponsor of the symposium.

New Date for Dues... by end of October

September 2017 Meeting: "Reviving The Italian Garden"

Read more about the Castle Hill Gardens HERE

Recommended Garden Book - "The Life in Your Garden- Gardening for Biodiversity"

Alicia recommends "The Life in Your Garden." 

This a super book; a "different" kind of gardening book. Copyright 2016. There is lots of interesting info about both plants and critters in the garden. A gem for the curious.

Check out the book on Amazon here.