WGG Calendar

2008 meetings- Regular meetings are at 10am on the 2nd & 4th Tuesdays of each month, unless otherwise stated.

July 8-Cyndi Terry's home

July 22-Carolyn Garcia's home & Greenhouses

August 12-Marie DeVore's home

August 26-Judy Bode's home

Saturday, September 6-WGG Members' picnic at Peggy's house

September 9-Road Trip!  Cutler Botanic Gardens, Front St. Binghamton.  The Eastern portion of our Group will meet at 9:00 am in the UMC parking lot behind 54 Chapel St.  We'll carpool to the McDonald's on North Rd. by 9:15 am to meet the Western portion of the Garden Group.  Wear your walking shoes.  Bring a camera, notebook, and a beverage if you like.  We'll spend the morning in the gardens and then go to lunch at a restaurant on Front St.

September 23-Judy Williams' home

The Windsor Garden Group's Mission Statement

To exchange gardening ideas and discoveries, as well as seeds and plants, to do some community service, and to keep gardening fun!

Welcome...

Who has more fun than us?

In the Windsor Garden Group we seem to ask that a lot!  We fill our meetings, our seasons, and our lives with fun activities, foods, and people!

The Garden Group was formed in the summer of 1997 by a group of easy-going gardening friends and that's what we all remain today.  We meet every other Tuesday, sometimes more in the summer!  Our meetings begin at 10am and dues are still just $12 per year. Our meetings are held at various members' homes and gardens (on an informal, volunteer basis). This first meeting of the month typically includes a fun garden tour or craft.  The second meeting of the month is a "business" meeting and even these are fun! We often have optional workdays or special field trips on the alternating Tuesdays.

Keep reading for a list of our projects and activities, and to learn how to join the Windsor Garden Group.   

Join the WGG!

Please join us!

For the day ~ for the year ~ or for 10 years!

Fun meetings & programs!

 

Through the years the Windsor Garden Group has had meetings that included a Garlic Festival, candle stamping, creating nut & cone topiaries, gourmet cooking (and eating), making garden ornaments and markers, designing our own seed packets, creating care baskets for shut-ins, flower presses, mod-podge designs, pressed-flower projects, and many plant exchanges.

Our Public Programs have included Moss Gardening, Roses, Herbs, May Day, Pressed Flowers, and Container Gardening.

Our Holiday classes have been a hit since our very first one!  We've made and decorated wreaths, swags, evergreen baskets, nut & cone wreaths, candle centerpieces, Mistletoe kissing balls, mini Christmas trees, and ornaments.