"Easy Care Roses for the Home Garden" by speaker Marci Martin. Marci's personal mission is to help everyone enrich their lives by growing roses. There have never been so many varieties of roses available to the public, and there are roses for most everyone's yard, provided there is enough sunshine...
Master Consulting Rosarian, Marci Martin, will present a talk entitled "Easy Care Roses for the Home Garden". Meet in the lower level of the Community Center. Additional event information: (704) 488-6675 or cherrybrookgardenclub@gmail.com Guest donation $5.00, please.
Expert floral designer, Cathy Ritch, will provide tips to improve your floral arrangements. Meet in the lower level of the Community Center. Additional event information: (704) 488-6675 or cherrybrookgardenclub@gmail.com Guest donation $5.00, please.
"Growing Irises in New England" by speaker Ruth Bennett. Her program emphasizes irises hybridized here in New England while discussing iris culture. Of the many different iris species available to gardeners in CT, Ruth shows how interspecies crosses have given even a wider range of garden plants to choose from....
Jennifer Stawarz, MSPT will demonstrate the proper posture, coordination, and lifting techniques to use while gardening. Jennifer is a physical therapist with a Master's degree in Physical Therapy from the University of Hartford. She specializes in a hands-on treatment approach combined with medical exercise training to support optimal recovery and...
Our club is hosting a presentation "Bring Back the Pollinators! Garden for Life" on Tuesday, November 11, 2025. Lisa Newell, owner of Rewild Native Plant Nursery, will discuss the basic ecology of important native pollinators, what we can do to help save them, what they need to survive, and how...
Margery Winters, Assistant Director at Roaring Brook Nature Center, will hold a lecture on "Changing Land, Changing Wildlife." Learn how Connecticut has changed ecologically and how the species of animals changed dramatically as their habitat changed over the past 300 million years. As Connecticut’s ecosystems have changed over time, the...
Susan Eisenhandler, Ph.D. will discuss how herbs create a vibrant garden, not only for human beings, but for countless species that make our lives possible. At the same time herbs offer us a host of extras - daily delight of color, fragrance, taste, and touch. Susan is a Certified Advanced...
Cherry Brook Garden Club is having its annual Plant and Tag Sale which will include a variety of annuals, perennials, native plants, herbs, and house plants. The tag sale will feature gently used garden related items at great prices. New to our sale this year will be homemade treats baked...
Pamm Cooper, from the UCONN Home and Garden Education Center, will present "A Walk on the Wild Side" and discuss the flora, fauna and weather phenomena occurring in Connecticut in recent years. Pamm's extensive knowledge gives her the opportunity to offer advice on gardening concerns and use of native and...
