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Let’s Talk About Mulch – two common mistakes

Let’s Talk About Mulching Last spring, I invested quite a bit in having aged hemlock mulch applied to my front gardens. My goals were simple: suppress weeds, retain moisture, and give the beds a tidy, refreshed appearance. And at first glance—it looked beautiful. Until I started seeing weeds popping through just a few days later. Mistake #1: Not enough coverage It turns out the mulch had been applied too sparsely in quite a few areas. Some areas had a proper…

Thank you to our Donors for Supporting FGC’s Earth Day and FGC’s Community Giving Garden program

We continue to grow! As Spring turns into Summer, we want to send a huge THANK YOU to the vendors that donated materials for Earth Day and FGC’s Community Giving Garden program. Several generous vendors provided soil, grow bags and seedlings, including Ace Hardware, Coast of Maine, Fran’s Flowers, Home Depot, Lowe’s, River’s Edge, Root Pouch, Stearns Farm, Walmart and Weston Nurseries. Because of your kindness, we were able to supply 85 starter grow kits to families in our Framingham…

FGC Designers Shine at 2026 Art in Bloom

FCG designers sublimely interpret art at Museum of Fine Arts “Art in Bloom”

Framingham Garden Club, Inc. – a feature of Framingham for more than 90 years

Our greatest asset continues to be our members. We meet, learn from, and work with others who enjoy gardens and flowers. Part of the club’s richness is our diversity: we have myriad interests, skill levels, and abilities – all of which contribute to the club’s overall success and enjoyment. Each year, members expand their interests, explore previously hidden talents, and form friendships, all while serving the community and the environment.

The club’s main emphases are on civic activities, education, and conservation. Each monthly meeting, September through May, features a lunch, short business meeting, and special presentation. The diverse activities of our committees reflect the different interests, concerns and time constraints of our members.

We encourage members to participate in the pursuits in which they are particularly interested. Floral arrangement, botany, horticulture, conservation, and garden design are just a few of our interests.

 

Our mission is education, conservation and beautification, as they relate to design, horticulture and gardening in our community.

MONTHLY MEETINGS

Inquire about our monthly meetings at the Parish Hall of Plymouth Church. Learn more…

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