Shop December 1 from 9 to 6 and Saturday from December 2 9 to 11
Shop for beautiful handcrafted wreaths, swags, outdoor baskets and indoor arrangments
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Save The Date for Holiday Greens Sale
The FGC Greens Sale will be open from 9am to 6pm on Friday, Dec. 6, and from 9am to 11am on Saturday, Dec. 7.
Shop indoors for designer wreaths, swags, outdoor baskets, centerpieces, mantlepieces, and other arrangements. FGC uses hand cut fresh greenery and dried plant material in its beautiful naturalistic designs.
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Art in Bloom returns to MFA with Two FGC Designs
FCG designers sublimely interpret art at Museum of Fine Arts "Art in Bloom"
Read More In Time for Mother’s Day and Spring Planting: FGC’s Plant Sale and Gift Boutique
The Framingham Garden Club (FGC) plant sale is back after a two-year hiatus in its 30-year
tradition of offering unique native and other locally grown plants to the MetroWest
community, at competitive prices. Plus- shop for Mother's Day and other gifts at the Secret Garden boutoque.
Read More 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. …
Framingham Garden Club celebrates fall with outdoor plants and decor in first “Curating Curb Appeal” tour
Framingham Garden Club members celebrate autumn with colorful and creative fall outdoor decor
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Framingham Garden Club Members Present at Flora in Winter 2021
For 19 years, Worcester Art Museum has presented "Flora in Winter." This event features an array of gorgeous flower arrangements inspired by art in WAM’s collection and created by top floral designers from across central Massachusetts. Framingham Garden Club was represented by designers Minal Akkad and Nancy Martin.
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March 1 deadline for state garden club scholarship
State Garden Club scholarships applications due March 1, 2023
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2020 Green Sale as seen in the News
Framingham Garden Club’s first online holiday Green Sale is shaping up to be a great success. The Patch and Metrowest Daily News recently covered the sale . Our members have put countless hours into making this happen. Shown are club president Andi Saari and Membership Chair Joan Johnson.
The labor of love continues through December 3. Check back frequently as s
tock is added.
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Native Shrub of the Month
Native to eastern North America, Physocarpus opulifolius (Common Ninebark) or one of its many cultivars is a beautiful, easy way to incorporate native shrubs into your landscaping. A versatile,
deciduous flowering shrub, Ninebark is named for its exfoliating bark, which peels in strips to reveal several layers of reddish to light brown inner bark.
There are 8 species of ninebark and numerous cultivars. All feature arching branches and range in size from 3 to 8 feet tall and wide, depending on type. Physocarpus of any variety makes an excellent hedge plant and provides good erosion control.
Its leaves are of many different colors, commonly purple/burgundy and yellow, fit for every color scheme.…
Native Shrub of the Month
Our Native Shrub for April is Clethra anifolia, commonly called summersweet or sweet pepperbush. A wide variety of butterflies and songbirds are attracted to clethra for its nectar and seeds. Native to Eastern United States, it has lustrous green leaves in the spring, spiky white or pink fragrant flowers during the summer, golden yellow leaves in the fall, and interesting, delicate dried seed capsules in winter to provide exceptional four-season interest. Clethra is somewhat unique among flowering shrubs because of its ability to bloom in shady locations in late summer when few other shrubs are in bloom. A good flowering shrub for shade or woodland gardens, foundations or shrub borders, but also will grow in a sunny spot.…
