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April General Meeting: Business Meeting and speaker Peter Ralston, notable photographer
Volunteers are needed for light duties including raking, trimming, and pulling early emerging weeds. We will gather at the Village Green on Monday, May 4 at 9:00 am and break into teams to work in the four different areas until 10:30 am. Camden paid parking does not go into effect until Memorial Day, May 25.
If you are new to the Club or gardening in the Mid-Coast, this is a great opportunity to meet members and learn from Master Gardeners. Bring your hand tools, rakes, garden gloves, hats, and water bottles. Home baked muffins will be provided for a carbohydrate boost!
Many hands make light work help plant Camden's most admired Public garden.
Please contact Barb Ohland to sign up
207-975-6515
barbohland@gmail.com
Executive Board Meeting
A tour of Fernwood Shade Nursery is reserved for Club members on June 18th from 1pm – 3pm. Fernwood is a specialty nursery in Montville focusing on native and woodland plants hardy to this area. They have one of the largest collections of shade tolerant plants including hosta, ferns, wildflowers and other choice plants for shade in New England. We will have a private tour with the owner, Denise Miner, who will be pleased to answer all questions about what to purchase, where to place and how to nurture shade plants. You don’t want to miss visiting this artistic and magical place. Additional details to come.
June General Meeting dedicated to preparing for the 77th Garden Tour
Volunteers are needed for light duties including raking, trimming, and pulling early emerging weeds. We will gather at the Village Green on Monday, May 4 at 9:00 am and break into teams to work in the four different areas until 10:30 am. Camden paid parking does not go into effect until Memorial Day, May 25.
If you are new to the Club or gardening in the Mid-Coast, this is a great opportunity to meet members and learn from Master Gardeners. Bring your hand tools, rakes, garden gloves, hats, and water bottles. Home baked muffins will be provided for a carbohydrate boost!
77th Annual Garden Tour
Volunteers are needed for light duties including raking, trimming, and pulling early emerging weeds. We will gather at the Village Green on Monday, May 4 at 9:00 am and break into teams to work in the four different areas until 10:30 am. Camden paid parking does not go into effect until Memorial Day, May 25.
If you are new to the Club or gardening in the Mid-Coast, this is a great opportunity to meet members and learn from Master Gardeners. Bring your hand tools, rakes, garden gloves, hats, and water bottles. Home baked muffins will be provided for a carbohydrate boost!
Executive Board Meeting
August General Meeting and Pecha-Kucha Style Presentation on members revisioning of their gardens.
Volunteers are needed for light duties including raking, trimming, and pulling early emerging weeds. We will gather at the Village Green on Monday, May 4 at 9:00 am and break into teams to work in the four different areas until 10:30 am. Camden paid parking does not go into effect until Memorial Day, May 25.
If you are new to the Club or gardening in the Mid-Coast, this is a great opportunity to meet members and learn from Master Gardeners. Bring your hand tools, rakes, garden gloves, hats, and water bottles. Home baked muffins will be provided for a carbohydrate boost!
Executive Board Meeting
September General Meeting and presentation on Preparing Your Garden for Winter
Volunteers are needed for light duties including raking, trimming, and pulling early emerging weeds. We will gather at the Village Green on Monday, May 4 at 9:00 am and break into teams to work in the four different areas until 10:30 am. Camden paid parking does not go into effect until Memorial Day, May 25.
If you are new to the Club or gardening in the Mid-Coast, this is a great opportunity to meet members and learn from Master Gardeners. Bring your hand tools, rakes, garden gloves, hats, and water bottles. Home baked muffins will be provided for a carbohydrate boost!
Final 2026 Board Meeting
Executive Board Meeting
Volunteers are needed for light duties including raking, trimming, and pulling early emerging weeds. We will gather at the Village Green on Monday, May 4 at 9:00 am and break into teams to work in the four different areas until 10:30 am. Camden paid parking does not go into effect until Memorial Day, May 25.
If you are new to the Club or gardening in the Mid-Coast, this is a great opportunity to meet members and learn from Master Gardeners. Bring your hand tools, rakes, garden gloves, hats, and water bottles. Home baked muffins will be provided for a carbohydrate boost!
Hospitality at 10 AM followed by Marc Hall who will be doing a flower arrangement demonstration The presentation will be part of our 2026 theme Re-visioning Your Gardens and focused on Flower Arranging Through the Eyes of an Artist. The public is welcome to attend. A short business meeting will follow the presentation.
Please note: Please be aware, in case you are sensitive to pollen, the room will be filled with floral aroma throughout the demonstration.
Executive Board Meeting
Embracing the Organic Process of Design with Irene Barber. Irene is the principal of Greenscapes Design, LLC. She consults and designs vibrantly landscaped ecosystems that support clean water, biodiversity, and healthy soils.
Event is Free. Seats are limited seats, so we ask that you register ahead of time.
Coffee and Snacks 10AM
Program begins 10:30
Link to Register IN PERSON
Link to Register for ZOOM Presentation
Choosing the Right Plants with Sharon Turner. Sharon is the owner of Crystal Lake Farm and Nursery. For the past 20 years, she and her son Eli have built their business together and acted as stewards of this small piece of Maine.
Event is Free. Seats are limited seats, so we ask that you register ahead of time.
Coffee and Snacks 10AM
Program begins 10:30
Link to Register IN PERSON
Link to Register for ZOOM Presentation
Emma launched ColLab, a collaborating laboratory of five independent, women-owned landscape architecture practices in the Northeast designing landscapes to fit unique goals.
Event is Free. Seats are limited seats, so we ask that you register ahead of time.
Coffee and Snacks 10AM
Program begins 10:30
Link to Register IN PERSON
Link to Register for ZOOM Presentation
The Layered Garden with David Culp. David is the principal of David L. Culp Designs, creator of the gardens at Brandywine Cottage, and author of several books including The Layered Garden.
This week’s program is on Zoom ONLY.
Elements of Landscape Design with Todd Richardson. Todd has led the award-winning firm Richardson & Associates for over 30 years. He has extensive experience in site development and landscape design.
vent is Free. Seats are limited seats, so we ask that you register ahead of time.
Coffee and Snacks 10AM
Program begins 10:30
Link to Register IN PERSON
Link to Register for ZOOM Presentation
October General Meeting and presentation Impact of Climate Change on Your Garden.
Winter Wreath Workshop
Save the date! Geneie Everett, GCFM liaison to Horticulture Therapy and Wiscasst Garden Club member, will enlighten us about the burgeoning field of Horticultural Therapy and discuss. ways in which individual garden clubs can participate and aid in the cause.
Join us for coffee and refreshments at 9am, speaker and presentation at 9:30am followed by the Business Meeting.
Free and all are invited to join.
Join Volunteers in Planting Camden Traffic Islands
Join us for Savoring the Beauty of a Dahlia Garden to learn about growing dahlias and talk about our own gardens.
Monthly Executive Board Member Meetings
Public Spaces Volunteers: Village Green Team
Mushroom Foraging and Talk with Greg Marley
Save the date! : Rebecca Goldenthal, owner of IN FULL BLOOM in Portland, will guide us in transforming those tired summer containers into festive, eye`- catching outdoor holiday décor, sure to be the envy of all your neighbors
Monthly Executive Board Member Meetings (closed meeting)
Public Spaces Volunteers: Village Green Team
Save the date! Wendy Reinemann, co-owner of Guinea Ridge Nursery and Farm, will discuss “Gardening in an Era of Climate Change” touching on topics such as changing plants, calendars and Zones.
Join us for coffee and refreshments at 9am, speaker and presentation at 9:30am followed by the Business Meeting.
Free and all are invited to join.
Monthly Executive Board Member Meetings (closed meeting)
Public Spaces Volunteers: Village Green Team
Tenderwild Farm Tour, Thursday July 31, 1pm
2025 Expo: Edible Gardens & Bountiful Tables
Monthly Executive Board Member Meetings (closed meeting)
Visti to Crystal Farm and Nursery
Public Spaces Volunteers: Village Green Team
“Trowel n’ Growl” at Lynne Meagher’s Property
Monday, June 30 th at 9:30 AM.
