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2022 is our 65th season!
The club was founded in 1957 to share our interest in and love of gardening, promote the beautification of Bath and protect native plants. All who are interested in furthering these goals are welcome to join us.
The Bath Gamma Garden Club's schedule has been amended to allow for safety and social distancing.
The club was founded in 1957 to share our interest in and love of gardening, promote the beautification of Bath and protect native plants. All who are interested in furthering these goals are welcome to join us.
The Bath Gamma Garden Club's schedule has been amended to allow for safety and social distancing.
MARCH MEETING - March 2, 7:00 p.m., Hale Farm Gatehouse
Introductory meeting for 2022. We'll discuss our plans for this year, including programs, field trips, volunteering, committees and more.
APRIL MEETING - April 6, 7:00 p.m. (but come early to shop!), Dayton's Nursery Owl Barn
Tom Dayton of Dayton's Nursery will fill us in on what's new for 2022! Come early and shop!
3459 S. Cleveland-Massillon Rd., Norton
3459 S. Cleveland-Massillon Rd., Norton
MAY MEETING - May 11, 6:30 p.m., Hale Farm Carriage Pavilion
Mediterranean Herb Pot Make and Take, with a demonstration on how to faux finish plastic pots.
We will also enjoly Mediterranean refreshments and drinks, with a presentation on the herbs as well as recipes given out. The cost is $30 per person with a May 1 deadline for members wanting to make a pot. (We need to buy the pots ahead, so let us know asap if you’d like to participate. It’ll be fun!)
Plant swap at May meeting - bring plants to trade labeled with names and care instructions to the May meeting. Click HERE for the labels. If you have specific requests, send those on the Facebook page. Come early to get some great plants! This is a great way to try something new!
We will also enjoly Mediterranean refreshments and drinks, with a presentation on the herbs as well as recipes given out. The cost is $30 per person with a May 1 deadline for members wanting to make a pot. (We need to buy the pots ahead, so let us know asap if you’d like to participate. It’ll be fun!)
Plant swap at May meeting - bring plants to trade labeled with names and care instructions to the May meeting. Click HERE for the labels. If you have specific requests, send those on the Facebook page. Come early to get some great plants! This is a great way to try something new!
🌸 Constantine's Fundraiser 🌸
Take these vouchers (click HERE) to Constantine’s, 2518 Brecksville Road, May 2-5 and they will give BGGC 10% of the total of your purchase. Please share with your neighbors and friends. These are not typical coupons… you don’t get 10% off, but instead, 10% of the purchase comes back to the club.
JUNE MEETING - June 1, 6:30 p.m. Raffle, 7:00 p.m. Speaker,
Hale Farm Gatehouse
JULY MEETING - July 13, 6:00 p.m.
Progressive Garden Tour!
We'll tour three local gardens in Peninsula and adjourn to Linda Littler's for the meeting.
**See Evite for details!** If you would like to attend and are not on our Evite list, please email bathgammagardenclub@gmail.com for information and addresses of tour homes.
We'll tour three local gardens in Peninsula and adjourn to Linda Littler's for the meeting.
**See Evite for details!** If you would like to attend and are not on our Evite list, please email bathgammagardenclub@gmail.com for information and addresses of tour homes.
AUGUST MEETING - August 3, 7:00 p.m., Berry's Blooms
We'll visit and tour Berry's Blooms.
Note: max capacity is 25 people (no guests)
2040 Granger Rd., Medina
Note: max capacity is 25 people (no guests)
2040 Granger Rd., Medina
Photo courtesy of Berry's Blooms
@berrysbloomsflowers
@berrysbloomsflowers
FIELD TRIP!!
Kingwood Gardens
Wednesday, August 17
Let’s gather at Kingwood Gardens on Wednesday, August 17 at 4 pm.
(from the site) Kingwood Center Gardens is renowned for its distinctive floral displays, unique plant specimens, woodland trails, historic mansion and gardens, display greenhouse, duck pond, and peacocks. Your Kingwood experience now includes more than ever with the opening of the Garden Gateway visitor center. Enjoyment and inspiration are assured for horticultural experts, casual gardeners and nature lovers alike. Unwind, relax and be restored in the beauty of this exquisite garden estate that once was the home of the innovative industrialist, Charles Kelley King.
This incredible setting is just a short drive away in Mansfield!
We can grab a bite to eat at the Gateway Cafe on the grounds at some point before it closes at 6:30 pm. The gardens close at 7 pm.
If you wish, you could arrive earlier than 4 pm to include a tour of the mansion before meeting to proceed to the gardens.
Admission is $8.
Check out the website for more information as well as driving directions.
Kingwood Gardens
50 N. Trimble Rd.
Mansfield, OH 44906
kingwoodcenter.org
https://kingwoodcenter.org/plan-your-day/
If you plan to attend, drop a line to Jenny and Sally via email. They will send participants a list of those planning to attend closer to the event date.
jelzemeyer@twc.com
sallyschneider91@gmail.com
(from the site) Kingwood Center Gardens is renowned for its distinctive floral displays, unique plant specimens, woodland trails, historic mansion and gardens, display greenhouse, duck pond, and peacocks. Your Kingwood experience now includes more than ever with the opening of the Garden Gateway visitor center. Enjoyment and inspiration are assured for horticultural experts, casual gardeners and nature lovers alike. Unwind, relax and be restored in the beauty of this exquisite garden estate that once was the home of the innovative industrialist, Charles Kelley King.
This incredible setting is just a short drive away in Mansfield!
We can grab a bite to eat at the Gateway Cafe on the grounds at some point before it closes at 6:30 pm. The gardens close at 7 pm.
If you wish, you could arrive earlier than 4 pm to include a tour of the mansion before meeting to proceed to the gardens.
Admission is $8.
Check out the website for more information as well as driving directions.
Kingwood Gardens
50 N. Trimble Rd.
Mansfield, OH 44906
kingwoodcenter.org
https://kingwoodcenter.org/plan-your-day/
If you plan to attend, drop a line to Jenny and Sally via email. They will send participants a list of those planning to attend closer to the event date.
jelzemeyer@twc.com
sallyschneider91@gmail.com
SEPTEMBER MEETING - Sept. 7, 7:00 p.m.
Fall Party in the Hale Carriage Pavillion!
The club will supply the main dish, which is to be decided, and the wine. Members are asked to bring a salad, side or dessert to share and their own set of tableware. Spouses and family members are also invited.
Look for a Signup Genius for the members' food contributions, so that we get a variety of dishes.
The club will supply the main dish, which is to be decided, and the wine. Members are asked to bring a salad, side or dessert to share and their own set of tableware. Spouses and family members are also invited.
Look for a Signup Genius for the members' food contributions, so that we get a variety of dishes.
OCTOBER MEETING - Oct. 5, 7:00 p.m., Hale Farm Carriage Pavilion
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Noelle Akin from Petitti's Garden Centers joins us to discuss Garden Art and Upcycling Projects.
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NOVEMBER MEETING - Nov. 2, 7:00 p.m., Hale Farm Gatehouse
Spring Bulb Pot Make and Take
Participants will pot up various spring bulbs to overwinter and enjoy next spring!
Participants will pot up various spring bulbs to overwinter and enjoy next spring!
DECEMBER MEETING - Dec. 7, 7:00 p.m., Firestone Trace Clubhouse
Christmas Party!
Stay tuned for more meeting information and field trip announcements!
Bath Township Plantings
Beautify Bath, Beautify Others
Teams of Bath gardeners install plants at the Bath Township Administration and Service Buildings, the local cemeteries, and the Post Office. Dates and times will be decided by each group. Group leaders will form teams and provide further direction. Personal gardening equipment is needed as well as gallons of water. Please contact your committee chair for details and updates!
Contact Pam Reitz for more information.
Teams of Bath gardeners install plants at the Bath Township Administration and Service Buildings, the local cemeteries, and the Post Office. Dates and times will be decided by each group. Group leaders will form teams and provide further direction. Personal gardening equipment is needed as well as gallons of water. Please contact your committee chair for details and updates!
Contact Pam Reitz for more information.
Beautifying Bath since 1957
Founded in 1957 as the garden club for women who work professionally, we still schedule monthly meetings (gatherings) in the evenings to accommodate the busy lives of women! Most of the field trips we plan are scheduled on Saturdays as much as possible.
Our name, Bath Gamma Garden Club, has an historical significance related to the time period. Gamma indicates the numerical order of the development (founding) of multiple garden clubs, which existed in Bath at that time. We were the third of four clubs that formed (Alpha, Beta, Gamma, Delta). Today, we are the only remaining club from that era. With the onset of environmental concerns currently in our culture, we foresee a long, "green" future ahead of us in the landscape of possibility. Our goal is preserve the legacy of community landscape for younger generations.
Members plan, install plantings, water and weed our own well-loved gardens as well as the four public gardens we created in Bath to keep Bath beautiful. We come together to share ideas, trends, methods and, of course, FUN! New members are always welcome. (Beginner gardeners encouraged!)
We share our interests in the love of gardening and nature with each other at our monthly meetings and with our community through published articles and community-wide events. (Look for "Plant of the Month" in the Bath Country Journal). Our Annual Community Seminar and Raffle is well known and free to the public — always a fun evening with loads of gifts baskets and prizes.
To learn more about membership, events, donations/contributions, contact Pam Reitz at 330-858-2519.
Our name, Bath Gamma Garden Club, has an historical significance related to the time period. Gamma indicates the numerical order of the development (founding) of multiple garden clubs, which existed in Bath at that time. We were the third of four clubs that formed (Alpha, Beta, Gamma, Delta). Today, we are the only remaining club from that era. With the onset of environmental concerns currently in our culture, we foresee a long, "green" future ahead of us in the landscape of possibility. Our goal is preserve the legacy of community landscape for younger generations.
Members plan, install plantings, water and weed our own well-loved gardens as well as the four public gardens we created in Bath to keep Bath beautiful. We come together to share ideas, trends, methods and, of course, FUN! New members are always welcome. (Beginner gardeners encouraged!)
We share our interests in the love of gardening and nature with each other at our monthly meetings and with our community through published articles and community-wide events. (Look for "Plant of the Month" in the Bath Country Journal). Our Annual Community Seminar and Raffle is well known and free to the public — always a fun evening with loads of gifts baskets and prizes.
To learn more about membership, events, donations/contributions, contact Pam Reitz at 330-858-2519.
