The Garden Club
of
Harwich
Fall
2024
Celebrating Over 90 Years!
“I cannot endure to waste anything so precious as autumnal sunshine by staying in the house.” Nathaniel Hawthorne
Community Projects
"Flowers always make people feel better, happier & more helpful; they are sunshine, food, and medicine for the soul."
Luther Burbank
The GCH is partnering with the National Wildlife Federation to certify backyard wildlife habitats and open spaces throughout the Harwiches. We are happy to report that we achieved town certification in November 2019. That meant that at least 175 homes and open spaces met five criteria: to provide food sources for wildlife, water sources, places for cover to raise young, and use sustainable gardening practices. We were the first town on Cape Cod to receive the designation. Please join us in our efforts by going to nwf.org and clicking on “Get Involved” and then clicking “Certify.” Our club will celebrate its 90th birthday in 2022. Wouldn’t it be wonderful if 90 more properties became certified as NWF backyard wildlife habitats? You probably have already met most of the requirements for certification.
Blooming Barrels
1.Brooks Academy Upper Gardens / 2.Brooks Academy Lower Lawn / 3.Brooks Free Library / 4.Brooks Park Entrance / 5.Chase Library, W. Harwich / 6.Doane Park, Harwich Port / 7.Exchange Park, Harwich Center / 8.Exit 10 Entrance Ramp / 9.Exit 11 at Route 137 / 10.Julien Road/Route 28 / 11.Millennium and Albro Park . / 12.Peace Garden, Evergreen Cemetery / 13.Richard Rogers Memorial Park / 14.Saquatucket Harbor/Route 28 / 15.South Harwich Post Office / 16.Thompson's Field, Chatham Road / 17.West Harwich Post Office / 18.Wychmere Harbor Overlook
Civic Beautification
of Harwich
Parks and Gardens
The garden club plants and maintains 18 gardens throughout Harwich.
Our
Streetscape Planters Brighten
the Entire Town
We Add
Flowers &Warmth Wherever
We're Needed!
We change up the contents of the planters with each season to keep it looking lovely and contributing to the town’s streetscape.