Events

Join fellow garden club members from across the state for our second Open Garden of the year at the home of GCFM Past President, Harriet Robinson in Otisfield. You've been teased over the past two years as Harriet detailed her

NOTE:  Late Registrations Are Being Accepted! Please contact Harriet Robinson to arrange payment (see below). GCFM Landscape Design School, Course 1, will be held in person in Falmouth, with a Zoom link available for those who wish to attend virtually. 

You're invited to The Harpswell Garden Club's Fall Fest! Rain or Shine! Attic Treasures Yard Sale Bake Sale Mums Craft Show For more info:  Website

More details to follow.

Join GCFM members from across the state for our third and final Open Garden of the year in Cape Neddick. Former GCFM president, Becky Linney, is opening her property, the former Groundnut Hill Nurseries Inc., created by her late husband

YOU'RE INVITED... ...To a brilliant introduction to insect and plant ecology focusing on the secret lives of one of nature’s most important and adaptive creatures, bumblebees. Mt. Blue Area Garden Club is honored to welcome its October speaker, Professor Bernd

GCFM Awards Co-chairs, Judith Stallworth and Emily Adler, will host a Zoom session to help club presidents and awards chairs learn more about the various awards available on the state, regional, and national levels and how to apply for them. 

Join members of the Boothbay Region Garden Club for one of the highlights of the Boothbay Harbor holiday season and get a head start on your holiday shopping!  You will find unique, local, handcrafted gifts in FIVE distinct sections: 

The Garden Club Federation of Maine and Maine Audubon are partnering to bring Doug Tallamy, author of Bringing Nature Home, to Maine gardeners.  Doug has developed a new program called "Homegrown National Parks", a unique and quantifiable way of measuring

Co-sponsored by Foothills Garden Club, enjoy a presentation by Brian and Suzanne Dunham, owners of Velvet Hollow Sugar Works in Greenwood. In person attendees are invited to a tea at 3:30pm, followed by the lecture at 4. A Zoom link