PHOTO GALLERY
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Our November 2019 pie sale was a huge success! Proceeds from our fundraising support our community activities.
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This zipper spider (aka Arigiope aurantia) was busy catching insects this morning, 9/23/2019, at our Forest Rd garden.
This zipper spider (aka Arigiope aurantia) was busy catching insects this morning, 9/23/2019, at our Forest Rd garden.
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For our September 2019 meeting we brought in our gardening successes and disappointments to share with club members.
MEMORIAL DAY 2019
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Click on any Photo to Enlarge
Photos from annual luncheon at Old Yarmouth Inn, May 21, 2019
PHOTOS FROM THE ANNUAL GARDEN CLUB OF YARMOUTH PLANT SALE 2019
with a special remembrance photo of Ellen Philie
The Sergeant Sean M. Gannon Memorial Songbird Sanctuary
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The Sergeant Sean M. Gannon Memorial Songbird Sanctuary, located adjacent to the St. Pius X church parking lot, was recently dedicated and is now open to the public. The sanctuary was created by St. Pius X parish, St. Pius X School, Yarmouth Police Department and Orenda Wildlife Land Trust. Along with many other members of our community, The Garden Club of Yarmouth is privileged to have participated in creating this special place.
Yarmouth Art Guild Spring Flower Show
Photos from Garden Club of Yarmouth floral arrangements at the Yarmouth Art Guild Spring Flower Show on April 5 2019. Included here are Mary Ebrecht with her artwork, Sharon Carpenter with her floral arrangement and Roger Jenks admiring Joy Shipp's creation April Showers.
Carol Ann's Meyer lemons are getting ripe on her three season porch, December 2018.
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Our November 2018 sale of pies, holiday greens and table arrangements was a resounding success. We extend thanks to the Yarmouth community for their support.
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Kiki's autumn arrangement at the Yarmouthport Post Office.
Freshly picked yellow and purple green beans and little gold tomatoes from Mary E's vegetable garden.
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Snapshots from the Annual Luncheon held May 22, 2018, at the Riverway Restaurannt.
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Along with almost thirty other Yarmouth organizations, the GCOY participated in a "Meet and Greet" at the Yarmouth Senior Center. We enjoyed the chance to promote the club and meet many Yarmouth residents.
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Parrot tulips, pansies, pussy willow & ivy at the Yarmouthport Post Office, late Spring 2017. |
Yarmouthport Post Office window boxes decorated for Memorial Day 2018.
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Beautiful Double White Hellebores from a member's garden.
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Bill Graham brought his very entertaining 'Little Black Dress' presentation to our April 2017 meeting which we held jointly with the West Dennis Garden Club. Here Bill takes a break with some of the arrangements he produced during his talk.
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At our March 2017 meeting Ian Ives of Long Pasture Wildlife Sanctuary gave us a very informative presentation on ospreys. Thanks Ian!
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A few snapshots from the January 2017 CAIOS Orchid Show.
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Our Home for the Holidays Flower Show and Boutique on November 19th 2016.
Our Home for the Holidays Flower Show and Boutique on November 19th 2016.
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Membership Boutique and Meeting November 16, 2016.
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Our club has participated in Coastal Sweep for many years. This year, we partnered with a crew from CapeAbilities to clean up Bass River Beach.
In June 2016 we toured two local farms, Seawind Meadows and Not Enough Acres.
