Events
Farmington, Connecticut
2025-2026
Kari Milne, Maple Tree Nursery, 1085 Farmington Ave., Farmington
Demonstrations on how to prune a variety of trees and shrubs.
This will be a bring your own lunch with drinks and dessert provided.
Gather in the Greenhouse for business meeting and lunch.
Vincent Tanner, Bonsai Society of Hartford
Farmington Main Library, Community Room
The Bonsai Society of Hartford presents an introductory talk about the history, horticulture, and aesthetics of the Japanese art of bonsai.
Holiday Luncheon, Food Pantry Drive, & Yankee Gift Swap will be held at Val’s home.
Food Pantry drive and gift swap: Program Committee
Senior Baskets and wreaths for the non-profits will be held at the Senior Center.
“Throw the Burning Bush on the Brush Pile; Overused Plants and Superior Alternatives”
Adam Wheeler, Broken Arrow Nursery
Farmington Main Library, Community Room
Learn which plants to avoid and which to use to upgrade your landscape.
Members should bring their own lunch.
Tara Hanrahan, Riverside Nursery, 56 River Road, Collinsville
Demonstration of container gardens using perennials with annuals which can be changed with the season. Completed containers will be auctioned off to attendees. This will be a bring your own lunch with drinks and dessert provided
Photography with Jacqui Nye
Farmington Main Library and Friends of the Libraries Garden
Learn the best way to get that picture of those gorgeous flowers!
Practice taking your own in the Friends Garden.
Farmington Senior Center
All members are invited to assist with creating Senior Memorial Day baskets.
St. James Episcopal Church, 3 Mountain Road, Farmington
The Executive Committee will conduct end of the year business and provide our traditional luncheon.
General business meeting to distribute directory, financial report, update on social media (Facebook & Instagram) followed by Garden Bingo! Come and win a prize!
Annual Meeting & Luncheon
June 9th, 11:30
At the Home of Holly Holden
All members are invited to assist with creating Senior Memorial Day baskets.
Senior Center. 10:00 AM
Presented by the UConn Home & Garden Cente - Pamm Cooper
Rivverbend (formerly Anthology)
1 Bridgewater Rd., Farmington
3rd floor Pub Room
Letter and renewal application sent in early May. Application and dues can be submitted at the May or June meeting. Committee sign-up will be available at both meetings,
Dedication Ceremony for Arline Whitaker
Plaque & Red Bud Tree
Town Green
April 23 at 11:00 AM
Tour of the organic farm and presentation on how it accomplishes the purpose of providing clean, nourishing food while promoting healthy lifestyle, and loving stewardship of the land.
Bring your own Brown-bag lunch for this one. Liquid refreshments & dessert will be provided.
Guests welcome.
Rain or shine!
“Pots with Pizzazz” - Jana Milbocher from Enchanted Gardens
Jazzy containers are the “jewelry” of a garden. Learn how to brighten shady spots and create focal points for welcoming usings pops of color.
Farmington Main Library
Holiday Luncheon
Food Drive to benefit The Farmington Food Pantry
Yankee Gift Swap
Farmington Senior Center
Create Holiday Greens baskets for our elderly citizens
Senior Center
Decorate Holiday Wreaths & deliver to various non-profits in town.
Terry’s garage.
“Houseplants” by Nancy McKinnon
Farmington Main Library
Luncheon at 11:30 followed by member meeting. Program begins at 12:30.
Jen Greco will present a demonstration on Fall Flower arranging where she will also discuss the processing and handling of flowers.
Anthology of Farmington, 1 Bridgewater Rd.
Third floor meeting room.
Hill-Stead in the Makeshift Theater. The meeting will begin at 11:00 with a light lunch at 11:30. Sue Allaire's presentation will begin at 12:30. Her talk will focus on the original three 1901 H-S gardens, their history, what they looked like, etc.
