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Noble and Elegant Holiday Swags
A beautiful alternative to wreaths, FGC swags are lush with long-lasting noble fir and other freshly cut evergreens. Talented garden club designers handcraft each swag with carefully placed greens, natural adornments and more. Each swag is uniquely beautiful. Complete with a hand-tied bow and ready for hanging.
Here is a sample of swags from our past Greens Sales.
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Outdoor baskets are adorned with plentiful fresh evergreens and berries
Outdoor baskets are a lovely way to decorate your front step or a loved one’s cemetary plot with long lasting greenery and natural adornments.
FGC carries large and small rustic baskets overflowing with freshly cut greenery, pinecones and berries. Our greens are handcut by members and include juniper, goldmop cypress, arborvitae, andromeda, pine, spruce and more. Each decorated basket is handcrafted and uniquely beautiful.
Enjoy these baskets throughoutt the winter.
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Garden Club Creates Designer and Classic Wreaths
In 2022, FGC returns to an in-person sale, with expanded hours! Shop indoors on December 2 from 9am to 6pm and December 3 from 9am to noon.
FGC’s naturalistic wreaths feature double-sided balsam that we enhance by hand with fresh evergreens, pinecones, berries and more. Each wreath is completed with a hand-tied bow.
FGC members cut our own greens, gather our own pinecones, and collect our own dried plant material for our natural embellishments.
Located at the Cushing Maintenance Building (Enter from Winter St. at the Keefe Tech entrance and follow the signs)
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Shop December 1 from 9 to 6 and Saturday from December 2 9 to 11
Save The Date for Holiday Greens Sale
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Showcasing our Garden Delights live horticultural show
The club is back to in person meetings, following COVID protocols. Once again our members brought horticultural specimens to highlight the successes from their gardens during the past summer. This year’s show, “Showcasing our Garden Delights,” was held on September 15 at our first meeting of the 2021-22 season.
Gardeners reported prodigious blossoms on their hydrangeas, thanks to an abundance of rain this summer.
The show features cut specimens of annuals, perennials, roses, bulbs/tubers, foliage,edibles, and herbs.
These are some of the items on display from the 2021 fall horticultural show. …