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Garden Club To Host ‘DIY Bog In Front Yard’; Members Also Celebrating Special Grant

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The Garden Club of Newtown will host “How To Make A DIY Bog in The Front Yard” during its next meeting, Tuesday, May 27. The program will begin at 1 pm in the meeting room of C.H. Booth Library, 25 Main Street.

Barbara and Peter Rzasa will return with a program about how to create a bog garden in a front garden, or anywhere else readers may find a place in their gardens.

The Rzasas are well-known nature photographers who specialize in native plants and wildflowers. They gave a well-received presentation on this topic this past spring and have additional information to share about plants appropriate for wet areas.

The program will consist of several photos of the special plants that have been successfully grown in their Connecticut soil.

Reservations are not needed but additional information may be available from Mary Thomas at 203-426-9696.

Espoma Grant

Garden Club of Newtown members Jeanette DelVento and Louise Zierzow recently met with Espoma representative Charlie Shields and Shannon Landscape & Garden Center manager Terry Moore in Stratford, where the ladies accepted a variety of organic products for the club’s community and civic efforts.

Thanks to a generous Espoma grant, the products will enhance various garden projects including its rows at The Victory Garden at Fairfield Hills, Barb’s Trail, The Blue Star Memorial Garden, The Matthew Curtiss House, and C.H. Booth Library.

Espoma representative Charlie Shields (left) and Shannon Landscape & Garden Center Manager Terry Moore (right) recently welcomed Garden Club of Newtown members Louise Zierzow (second from left) and Jeanette DelVento to the garden center in Stratford, where they received organic products for myriad garden club projects. —photo courtesy The Garden Club of Newtown
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