CHATHAM GARDEN CLUB PHOTOS
November 2011
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| Hostess Martha Burian and Centerpiece creator Joanne Donohue | Rose Parade participants Shelley Cantor and Jean Rosseau told about their experience | All floats are completely made from floral material and are spectacular | The float that Shelley and Jean worked on at the Rose Parade |
October 2011
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Winners of the Business Owners Beautification Awards. Winners represent, left to right, The Victorian, Outermost Harbor, John C. Ricotta,Teh Del Mar Bistro, Chatham Gables Inn, and Violet's. |
Centerpiece by Fleur Jones represented the Autumn Garden spirit. | Speaker Sharon Oudemool on Japanese Gardens, a Differnt Kind of Garden. |
May 2011 Membership Meeting
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| Mary Stratico, right, is honored with the Golden Trowell Award. Barbara Blanchard also received the award. | Hat Day winners are, left to right, Cam Koblish (Whimsical), Nancy Kucera (Garden-like), and Jan Gagliano (Best Hat for the Next Royal Wedding). | Speaker Scott LeFluer of the New England Wildlife Society explained all about dirt and the worlds of critters that live there. |
March 2011 Membership Meeting
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| Speaker Ben Martens of the CCCHFA presented information on the philosophy, work, and projects of the fishing industry group he represents. Margaret Stenberg wowed us with her centerpiece featuring orchids and small pottery. PHOTOS BY EUNICE GEIST | |
January 2011 Membership Meeting
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| Speaker CL Fornari debunked a whole lot of Myths, Lies, and All the Best Dirt in her talk to the club in January. Primroses cheered us up in the centerpiece designed by Bette Hahner. | |
October 2010
Membership Meeting
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| Hospitality committee, centerpiece, and refreshments.New members, class of 2010. Welcome! | |||
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| Bill Graham works his backward arrangement designs . | Members brought examples of fall plants. | ||
June Garden
Tour of Member Homes and Oyster Pond Project
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May Meeting Garden Tour
of Wequassett Inn with Tea and Cookies After
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| The Garden Tour of Wequassett Inn included a general meeting after with tea and cookies, a tour of the pots and planters, the acres of newly planted spring gardens, a prize for winners Barbara Cotnam and Linda Smith for most correct guesses in Barbara Blanchard's Mystery Plant Series, and a spring hat contest with Mary Stratico as the winner of Most Whimsical. | ||
February 2010 - Fanciful Breakfast Trays
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| CGC members created wonderful breakfast trays for the February meeting. Winners are the first two on the top left: Quimper Breakfast by Joyce Sterling, and Red Hat Breakfast, by Ginny Hamblett. | |||
January 2010 - The Beetles (and their friends)
Are Coming!
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| Centerpiece by Norma Wagner is surrounded by some of the good bugs. Speaker David Simser of Cape Cod Extension Service entertains us with educational and interesting stories and horror predictions on the bugs of Cape Cod. | ||||
Festival of Trees 2009
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| This year's Festival of Trees featured a wonderful array of themed trees, wreaths, and gift baskets by garden club members. Photos by Eunice Geist and Judy Doe. See more photos | |||
November Meeting
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Bette Hahner, above left, 1st VP or the Chatham
Garden Club and vegetable carver and arranger, demonstrating vegetable
carving and arranging for the program on Incredible Edibles at
the November meeting.
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October Meeting
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| Nine new members of the Chatham Garden
Club are introduced to the membership. Eight are pictured here with Membership Chair Nancy Dietz at left. |
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| Speaker Patti DuVal demonstrated her techniques for making Seaside Christmas decorations. At right, centerpiece for the refreshments table by Karen Schwalm. | |
June Garden Tours
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| Above are photos of three beautiful gardens of Ellie Christie, Betsy Evans, and Mary Ellen Sussman that were featured on a tour and luncheon for our members. The spectacular gardens were inspirational! | ||
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