GCFM members are eligible to enter the New England Garden Clubs' annual photo contest!  This year's theme is, "Trees are the Poems that the Earth Writes upon the Sky" - Kahlil Gibran. For all the details on how to enter

GCFM Judges Council and Landscape Design Council are invited to visit Tina's Daylilies in Jefferson. NOTE: This event is not open to the general membership.

GCFM members from around the state are invited to Open Garden Day for 2024 (yes, just one day this year!).  Two Cape Elizabeth gardens, owned by club members, will be open for you to browse and enjoy from 10 a.m.

GCFM Landscape Design School, Course 2, will be held in person in Falmouth, with a Zoom link available for those who wish to attend virtually.  The test will be administered online on Oct. 11th.  All information on the curriculum can

Seed Saving Workshop in Conjunction with The Wild Seed Project The GCFM invites members to a Seed Saving Workshop in conjunction with the Wild Seed Project at the Viles Arboretum in Augusta.  Participants will collect seeds from plants in the

The Kennebec Valley Garden Club invites you to the Blaine House for the Annual Holiday Social! This year's theme is "Winter Fun in Maine". Due to space limitations, you must email for reservations in advance and choose one of 3

Join Us for a ZOOM Presentation with Marie Chieppo, MPH, Master Gardener, Landscape Designer & Accredited Organic Landcare Professional Marie Chieppo is a leading authority in New England in the field of sustainable organic practices and native plant design. Currently,

Your GCFM Board will meet via ZOOM.  Agenda and details will be sent to board members prior to the meeting.

Join Us for a ZOOM Presentation with Kathy Jentz Kathy Jentz is editor and publisher of Washington Gardener Magazine and hosts the popular GardenDC Podcast, as well as the editor of the Water Garden Journal (IWGS), The Azalean (ASA), and

Join fellow members of the Kennebec District for this annual meeting featuring Carol Vigneault of Madison, a lifelong gardener, former greenhouse owner, master gardener, 4-H horticultural aid...what hasn't she done?!  Her latest interest is on native plants and straw bale