The Killingworth Evergreen Garden Club was established
over 28 years ago. Our commitment to the community begins with educational programs, planting and maintaining town gardens as well as our annual plant sale fund raiser which provides scholarships to students of all ages. Our Club meets the second Tuesday of each month at 9:30 a.m.
The theme of each meeting varies throughout
the year. Our schedule often includes garden tours, guest speakers, informational
topics, as well as spring and fall clean-up of the gardens of the Town
Offices, the Black Rock Schoolhouse, and the Killingworth traffic circle.
By working together our
members share in making our town a better place to live.
members share in making our town a better place to live.
Come and join us at our next meeting!
Contact Christine Cronin at 663-4217 for
more information.
- September 2007: Here we are in September
- June 2007: School's out soon and summer is upon us.
- May 2007: Finally it appears that spring is upon us!
- March 2007: The last of Old Man Winter
- February 2007: Waiting for Spring to arrive
- November 2006: Time to set the clocks back
- October 2006: The frost is on the pumpkin
- August 2006: The lazy, hazy, crazy days of summer
- July 2006: School is out and summer has officially begun
- June 2006: Summer is almost here
- May 2006: Dividing your perennials and more...
- April 2006: Spring garden tasks
- March 2006: Spring pruning
Killingworth Evergreen Garden Club Annual
Plant Sale
The Garden Club's Annual Plant Sale will take place on Saturday, May 10, 2008.
The Garden Club's Annual Plant Sale will take place on Saturday, May 10, 2008.
Garden Club Scholarship 2007
Killingworth Evergreen Garden Club has awarded Matthew Cartoceti with the garden club's annual scholarship. Matthew will be attending Cornell University in the fall and will be enrolled in the College of Agriculture & Life Sciences. Matthew realizes the importance of preserving nature as well as the environmental issues facing our world today. For the summer he was accepted into a program at Shoals Marine Laboratory on Appledore Island off the coast of Maine. There he studied marine life and helped in researching the fragile ecosystem of our coastal waters. Because of his love of nature as well as his concern for current environmental issues; Matthew will major in The Science of Natural & Environmental Systems with his concentration focused on Environmental Biology & Ecology.
Killingworth Evergreen Garden Club has awarded Matthew Cartoceti with the garden club's annual scholarship. Matthew will be attending Cornell University in the fall and will be enrolled in the College of Agriculture & Life Sciences. Matthew realizes the importance of preserving nature as well as the environmental issues facing our world today. For the summer he was accepted into a program at Shoals Marine Laboratory on Appledore Island off the coast of Maine. There he studied marine life and helped in researching the fragile ecosystem of our coastal waters. Because of his love of nature as well as his concern for current environmental issues; Matthew will major in The Science of Natural & Environmental Systems with his concentration focused on Environmental Biology & Ecology.