St. Croix District
St. Croix District Director:
Acting Director: Alvion Kimball email me!
Asst. Director: Dick Gilchrist
Secretary: Karen Johnson
Treasurer: Mary Opdyke
Bar Harbor Garden Club
Bucksport Garden Club
Ellsworth Garden Club
Evergreen Garden Club
Franklin Garden Club
Garden Club of Mt. Desert (summer) Pleasant River Garden Club
Sea Breeze Garden
Surry Garden Club
St Croix District Home Page
http://sites.google.com/site/stcroixdistrictgardenclubs/
DOWNEAST MAINE WELCOMES NEW CLUB
The name of the new club is the Pleasant River Garden Club encompassing the Down East towns of Addison, Steuben, Columbia, Columbia Falls, Milbridge and Harrington. There are now nine Garden Clubs in the Saint Croix District from Bucksport on the Penobscot River to Calais on the Canadian border. This is the prettiest coastline of the state. Three clubs are on islands. Mount Desert, Maine's largest Island, has two, Bar Harbor Garden Club and Garden Club of Mt. Desert. Deer Isle, the second largest island in Maine, has Evergreen Garden Club. And another island, Verona Island, has members in the Bucksport Garden Club.
Registration Form available here
http://www.mainegardenclubs.org/uploads/GCFM_2011_Convention_info___reg_form.pdf
THE GARDEN CLUB FEDERATION OF MAINE
SPRING CONVENTION 2011
"HONORING OUR PAST; SUSTAINING OUR FUTURE"
JUNE 21-23, 2011
Maine Maritime Academy, Castine, Maine
Keynote speaker will be Lucinda Brockway.
Lucinda Brockway is an award winning landscape designer and preservationist whose reputation has been built over twenty-five years. Lucinda has been honored to work on some of the most prestigious historic sites like The Fells in NH and Hale House and Smith's Castle in RI. Her creative private residential designs, both large and small, have won their own excellent reputations.
Recently, Lucinda published Gardens of the New Republic: Fashioning the Landscapes of High Street, Newburyport, Massachusetts which features the respectfully and lovingly restored garden of the Cushing House and other gardens along High Street, said to have one of the finest collections of Federal architecture in the eastern United States.
