Thank you to all who visited the gardens during our 21st Annual Milton Garden Tour on Sunday, September 18th!

This year’s tour featured 7 gardens with some located in the historic district within easy walking distance and the others a short drive.  There was a plant sale, craft vendors, bake sale, artists and live music in the gardens.

Congratulations to Georgianna Jackson who won the “Hope-in-Bloom” Gift Basket Door Prize!

 Our new tagline is…”Friendships and Flowers Growing Together”

Looking for a tagline that would better represent the Milton Garden Club, a “tagline” contest was held recently among our members.  From the numerous entries,  “Friendships and Flowers Growing Together” was selected and now appears on our website header and will also appear on new club promotional materials. 

The winning tagline represents how our club has become known as a welcoming group devoted to our membership and excellent at fostering friendships.   Even though our members’ main job is to plant and maintain flowers and perennials in downtown Milton gardens, many join the club for other reasons as well.  Friendships bloom from engaging in monthly meetings, fundraising events and town activities.  For information about joining, click here.

Milton Garden Club Awards Three Scholarships

On Thursday, June 16, 2022, the Milton Garden Club awarded scholarships to three graduating High School Students.  The recipients are Sundene Lodge, Milford High School who received a scholarship in memory of Eileen Johnson, Prabh Kaur, Sussex Academy, who received a scholarship in memory of Herb H. Flickinger and Josh Negron, Sussex Central who received the “Hope in Bloom” scholarship.  Pictured below are the students along with members of the Scholarship Committee.

Left to Right: Carol Stone, Committee Member, Sundene Lodge, Scholarship Recipient, Carol Smith, Committee Chair, Louise Huntley, Committee Member, Prabh Kaur, Scholarship Recipient, Josh Negron, Scholarship Recipient

2022 Calendar
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