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Accessibility in Our Own Gardens
The maple sap is rising and our thoughts are drifting to spring! As we look forward, I’m receiving questions on how to make simple home...
Geneie Everett
Apr 16 min read
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Frogs, toads and salamanders
Frogs, toads and salamanders… you may wonder why you should care about these wetland creatures. There is a very important reason to watch...
Garden Club of Wiscasset
Apr 12 min read
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Growing Your Own MicroGreens
Presentation by Peter Arnold GCW Member Presented September 5th, 2024

Justin Laurion
Mar 171 min read
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Calling all members to participate in this year's Plant Sale
This is our biggest fundraiser of the year, and we need all of your help, please. The proceeds go to our Scholarship Program and our...
Garden Club of Wiscasset
Mar 12 min read
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Youth Programs: Update & Call for Volunteers
The Garden Club of Wiscasset’s Youth Programs Committee, chaired by Annaliese, is excited to support the development of a new All-Access...
Garden Club of Wiscasset
Mar 11 min read
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Harness the Power of Biochar
(A similar version of this article has been published in GCFM's February issue of Maine Grows ) By Peter Arnold A few years ago, a friend...
Garden Club of Wiscasset
Feb 26 min read
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Where Are the Butterflies?
by Sherry Lyons Childhood Friends Where are the kings that were my childhood friends? In vain I seek them on their emerald thrones Or in...
Garden Club of Wiscasset
Feb 23 min read
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Why You Can and Should Start Your Own Seedlings
By Canny Cahn I'm writing this piece on the morning after our first real snowfall. My garden is invisible, I've no errands to run, my...
Garden Club of Wiscasset
Feb 23 min read
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Reflecting on a Year of Gardening Progress
By Justin Laurion It’s hard to believe that an entire year has flown by, and I’m told they will continue to speed up. As I look back on...

Justin Laurion
Jan 33 min read
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A Habitat for Humanity Project
By Lisa Freeman This project began in early 2023 when I learned that a Habitat for Humanity house was going to be built in Wiscasset. I...
Garden Club of Wiscasset
Jan 32 min read
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Christmas trees - real or fake...
Which choice is better for the environment? By Sherry Lyons I have debated the issue of real vs. fake Christmas trees in my head and with...
Garden Club of Wiscasset
Jan 33 min read
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Invasive Plants- the Good, the Bad and the Ugly (part 2)
by Sherry Lyons To continue the conversation about invasive species, I will move on to spotted knapweed ( Centaurea biebersteinii DC)....
Garden Club of Wiscasset
Dec 1, 20243 min read
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