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Daytime Gardeners Share at Summer Reading Program Kick-Off

Daytime Gardeners Share at Summer Reading Program Kick-Off

Perfect weather set the stage for the Summer Reading Program Kick-off event at the North Haven Library. The Daytime Gardeners were there to share plants with the children and provide information for interested adults. The children choose the marigold they liked, planted it in a cup, gave it some water, and took it home to plant in their garden. Some adults asked questions about the plants in their yard, how to get rid of pesky weeds, when to prune hydrangea, and how to propagate favorite plants. Photos illustrated some of the projects that the club members prepare for youth activities, and samples of propagation from leaf cuttings were available to show how a new plant can be started from a leaf.

Daytime Gardeners of North Haven is a member of the Federated Garden Clubs of CT, Inc., New England Garden Clubs, Inc., and National Garden Clubs, Inc. New members are always welcome. For information on our activities and membership, call Daytime Gardeners at (203) 234-1781, and be sure to visit us on Facebook!

Submitted by Sally Brockett

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Photo Descriptions: L to R -Daytime Gardeners, Brenda Howlett and Irene Cowern, assist children while they plant a marigold to take home.

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Daytime Gardener Barbara Feinberg watches as a young boy plants his marigold to take home. Displays show the projects achieved with the Girl Scout troops in the past few years.

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