The 23 Garden Club of America member clubs in the state of New York, of which the Adirondack Garden Club is a member, are pleased to announce the official designation of April 2023 as “New York Native Plant Month.” The signed proclamation by Governor Hochul will follow by April … [Read more...] about April 2023 Proclaimed New York Native Plant Month
Window for Adirondack Garden Club Fund Grant Applications Now Open
The window for the Adirondack Garden Club’s 2023 grant applications is now open. The Adirondack Garden Club offers three grants: Ellen Lea Paine Memorial Nature Fund was established in 2005 to give financial assistance to individuals and not-for-profit organizations, … [Read more...] about Window for Adirondack Garden Club Fund Grant Applications Now Open
Adirondack Garden Club Makes Wreaths to Keep and to Share
In early December, over 25 Adirondack Garden Club (AGC) members and their guests gathered at the Whallonsburg Grange to decorate lovely evergreen wreaths, many intended for members’ homes but even more destined for those served by Families First in Elizabethtown, a countrywide … [Read more...] about Adirondack Garden Club Makes Wreaths to Keep and to Share
2022 Ellen Lea Paine Memorial Nature Fund Grant Awardees Announced
Named for one of the Adirondack Garden Club’s most outstanding members, the Ellen Lea Paine Memorial Nature Fund was established in 2005 to give financial assistance to individuals and not-for-profit organizations involved in programs whose purpose is to study, protect and enjoy … [Read more...] about 2022 Ellen Lea Paine Memorial Nature Fund Grant Awardees Announced
Adirondack Garden Club hosts “Moth Diversity in Our Landscape” lecture
On Planet Earth, there are 5,400 species of animals, 11,000 species of birds, 18,000 species of butterflies—and 160,000 species of moths. That was just one of the many largely unknown facts shared by Paul Smith College’s Professor of Biology Janet Mihuc at the Adirondack Garden … [Read more...] about Adirondack Garden Club hosts “Moth Diversity in Our Landscape” lecture