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    • 14 Sep 2023
    • 11 Apr 2024
    • 8 sessions


    • 21 Mar 2024
    • First Parish Church

    “Sustainable Floristry” by Stacey Lee

                                 Stacey’s presentation will focus on flowers and foliage from local and American farms, the mechanics and armatures used to create large designs, and how to use them together with new and innovative sustainable industry products.  A live demonstrations follows the lecture.

    Location:             First Parish Church

    Hostess:               Beverly Dillaway

    Co-hostesses:      Pam Fox                     Elizabeth Soares     Asiif Razvi

                                 Pam Riffin                  Susanne McInnerney 


    • 02 Apr 2024
    • 10:00 AM

    Design Workshop/ Demonstration: “Simplified Ikebana style

                                 arrangement- showing Less is more”  by JeanZhou

    10:00 AM             Using no more than two kinds of fresh plant materials, prepare for the May Sweet Tray Competition “Spring Elegance”.

    Location              Weston Public Library Community Room


    • 11 Apr 2024
    • 6:45 PM
    • First Parish Church

     6:45 PM, Presentation at 7 PM

    Nibbling on Native Plants in Your Backyard and Beyond”  by Russ Cohen

    There s an increasing interest among gardeners and home owners to use more native species in their landscaping. The fact that many of these native species are edible provides an additional incentive for people to plant them in their yards and landscapes.  Come learn what Russ knows and has done with edible native plants.

    Location:             First Parish Church

    Program Liaison Robin Reisman

    Hostess:               Jean Zhou

    Co-hostesses:      Ellen Touart-Grob      Linda Gillooly                                 Karen Morris        Marsha Tucker        Antonella Walker      Victoria Huber      Jessica Pohl


    • 02 May 2024
    • 11:00 AM
    • Weston Golf Club

    Annual Meeting – 11:00 AM

    Program:             “Gardening to Support Nature”,  by Dave Epstein

                                 In a world that is increasingly climatologically unpredictable, meteorologist and horticulturalist Dave Epstein will explain how important it is to use native plants and strategies to help mitigate a changing climate. By making small changes on how we use compost, when we clean our gardens and how we water, gardeners can become an integral part of the fight against climate change.

    Sweet Tray Competition – Entries in place by 9:15 AM

    Thrall Bowl Competition – Entries in place by 9:30 AM

    Location:             Weston Golf Club


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