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Our annual bulb sale at our October meeting featuring Uli Lorimer was a great success. We brought in more than $2,100 and the sales won’t stop there. Remaining bulbs will be available for sale at this Saturday’s Symposium! Special thanks to Cheryl Karpeichik and White Flower Farm for their generous donation of bulbs and time. […]
Annual Bulb Sale brings in more than $2,000 for scholarships and grants Read More »
The Connecticut Horticultural Society’s biennial symposium, “Gardening for ALL Ages,” returns in person on October 24 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Marriott Hartford Cromwell. The daylong event will feature presentations by garden experts Rebecca McMackin, Christine Darnell, and Jennifer McGuinness, followed by “Gardening at Every Age,” a panel discussion and Q&A moderated
CT Hort Symposium is this Saturday! Read More »
Connecticut Horticultural Society is thrilled to announce its lineup of speakers for the 2026-2027 season. Our hybrid model includes broadcasting Winter events on Zoom only (January, February and March meetings). Six are held in person as well as on Zoom at Congregation Beth Israel, 701 Farmington Ave., West Hartford, CT. Presentations start at 7pm and
It’s here! Our 2026-2027 speaker season Read More »
Introducing Hort Hub! We’re thrilled to announce the launch of Hort Hub—a new online home for all things horticulture in CT and beyond! Discover upcoming presentations, workshops, garden tours, and more. Organizations, clubs, and businesses—share your events for FREE and reach a wider audience! Listing is quick and easy. Go to CTHort.org and you will
Hort Hub is here! Use it to promote your events and more! Read More »
It’s all about the gardens! There are three new trips in 2026 that are exploding with gardens. Historic Virginia Garden Week and Charlottesville Gardens April 21-26, 2026 Federated Garden Clubs of CT is hosting Historic Virginia Garden Week and Charlottesville Gardens, running April 21-26, 2026. It includes five nights of hotel accommodations (three Nights in
THREE new trips for 2026–travel to Spain, Brandywine country or Virginia Read More »
Connecticut Horticultural Society is thrilled to share its lineup of speakers for the 2025-2026 season. January, February, and March events are on Zoom only. The rest are in person (see other side for details) as well as on Zoom. Programs begin at 7pm. Be sure to check CTHort.org, email office@cthort.org or call 860-529-8713 for more
Our speaker season continues on Zoom only through March! Read More »
Be sure to join us on for the wrap-up of our 2024-2025 season on June 26 for “Designing for Habitat: From Backyards to Byways,” with C. Colston Burrell at CNTR, 725 Main Street in Middletown, and on Zoom. CT Hort is excited about its 2024-2025 speaker season! Here’s the rundown. Registration and more information on
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by Cheryl Marino, CT Hort Past President When tallied, the CT Hort Annual Plant Sale & Auction comes down to 500 Plants, 125 members and friends, 40 donors, 35 trips to nurseries, 28 volunteers, and three auctioneers. Which means record sales of more than $10,000 to fund our Scholarship and Cares Grants programs! The afternoon of
A personal best! CT Hort Annual Plant Sale & Auction is biggest success in its history Read More »
By Annie Rohrs, co-chair, Grant Committee On August 15, grants were awarded to seven recipients of the CT Hort Cares civic grants program. The winners were chosen out of a group of 22 applicants from all over the state. Here are the winning projects:
Cares Grants awarded Read More »
Don’t let this amazing trip fill up before you get a chance to join in.
Just a few more spots open for Coastal New England Gardens trip Read More »
