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On March 11th all of you are invited for a talk by

Ranger Isabel Schulman of the Frederick Law Olmsted National Historic Site

at Shrewsbury Public Library. Click here for more info


Mission

The purpose of the Shrewsbury Garden Club is

  • to foster an interest in gardening, horticulture and conservation
  • to carry out projects contributing towards beautification of the town of Shrewsbury
  • to provide scholarships for students residing in the town of  Shrewsbury pursuing a course of study in agriculture, horticulture,  environmental science, or a related field.

 

A Little About Us

On June 24, 1957, a group of fourteen women met at the home of Ann Claflin, to discuss the formation of a garden club in  the town of Shrewsbury in Massachusetts. Thus began the Shrewsbury Garden Club. Today the Shrewsbury Garden Club is still dedicated to upholding the mission established by those original fourteen women.

We now have
58 Active members
15 Supporting members

We are a member of the following organizations :

  • National  Garden Clubs, Inc.
  • The Garden Club Federation of Massachusetts Inc.
  • New England Botanic Garden at Tower Hill
  • Native Plant Trust

The same spirit and vitality of our founding members is alive and well today. Celebrating the start of our 64th year in September we are still growing  and continuing our great traditions!

Take a look at the gardens in Shrewsbury by our club members here.

Our club supports the Shrewsbury Public Library, Community Preservation, Spirit of Shrewsbury and Lakeway Business District with donations.