A repurposed stone horse trough at the Harvard Historical Society holds a patriotic display, comprising red geraniums, blue salvia, and white petunias. Garden Club member Nancy Gasser planted and tended the grouping. (Courtesy photo).
The last of the tomatoes cling to the vine, but the nasturtiums are still cheerfully blooming in the raised beds built at Hildreth House this summer in a project led by Kathy Hewett. (Photo by Lisa Aciukewicz).
A new entry garden and hardscape greet visitors to Fruitlands Museum in celebratation of the museum’s centennial. Fruitlands and the Garden Club collaborated on the project initiated by Pat Jennings. (Courtesy photo)
New plantings take root at the HCTV cable station at Bromfield. Vicki and John Burns spearheaded the planting of the new perennial garden outside the entrance to the studio. (Courtesy photo)
A new hosta garden complements the newly cleaned and rededicated Civil War memorial. Jessie Panek and Kathy Jackson led the project. (Photo by Lisa Aciukewicz)
