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The Saugus Garden Club
 
Member of the Garden Club Federation of Massachusetts, Inc.
and the National Garden Club

Donna Manoogian, President   (781) 558 - 1338


 

Click here to download Garden Club Application for Membership


Organized in 1945, the Saugus Garden Club has been a member of
The Garden Club Federation of Massachusetts, Inc.,
and The National Garden Club since 1949.
 
Meetings are held on the third Wednesday of each month
from September through June. 
Dues are $20.00 and membership is open to anyone
with an interest in gardening of all kinds. 
Currently the club has 67 members. 

Some of the objectives of the club are:
 
to advance and educate in the art and science of gardening,
 
to aid in the protection and
conservation of natural resources,
and to promote civic beauty and roadside improvement.

Anyone interested in joining or for further information,
please call Donna at (781) 233 - 5640




Saugus Garden Club Ushers in Spring with Annual Flower Showpotsgloveshat150.jpg

Saugus Garden Club
will hold its annual Flower Show
on Saturday, March 20th,
the first day of Spring,
at the Saugus Senior Center
466 Central Street, Saugus

This show has been one of the social
events of the season for several years,
and is not to be missed.


The theme of the show is "Saugus-Someplace Special" and will include:

Design Division:  Saugus Landmarks
Saugus Center - Art in Bloom, an arrangement inspired by work of art,
Route 1 - Past & Present, exhibitor's choice. 
Kowloon, arrangement depicting Asian design
Prince Pizzeria, design depicting pizza
Saugus Senior Center, functional table for two
Saugus Public Library, an arrangement featuring books or book-like containers.
 
Horticulture Division:  Saugus Scenes
Iron Works, herbs grown from seed
Historical Society, a plant over 10 years old
Breakheart Reservation, a dish garden
Hilltop, cactus, succulents or non-flowering plants
Main Street, African Violets and flowering plants
Cliftondale Square, exhibitor's choice. 

Division Three:  Special Exhibit
will explain the Blue Star Memorial Program.
 
Exhibitors are expected to bring their designs to the Senior Center 
either on Saturday, March 19th from 2:30 to 5:00 pm
or Saturday, March 20th, from 8:00 to 9:00 am 
Judging will occur Saturday from 10:00 am to 12:00 noon
 

The show will be open to the public
Saturday  March 20th from 1:00 to 3:00 pm
Light refreshments will be served. 
Small plants will be available for sale. 
For more information, call Donna at )781) 233 - 5640




 
Saugus Garden Club Marched in the Veterans Day Parade
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The Saugus Garden Club had the honor of marching in
the Veterans Day Parade on
Wednesday, November 11, 2009
. 
We dedicated the Blue Star Memorial Marker to honor those
who are serving, or who have served in the U.S. Armed Forces.


Saugus Garden Club Thanks Saugus

To all of you who came to the Veterans Day Celebration, to all who stood on the
sidewalks and watched the parade and waved, to all the kids with their wonderful
signs, to all the Veterans and their families and friends, to the Veterans Council
who arranged everything, to the Saugus High School Band, and to everyone who
contributed in any way to the Blue Star By-Way Monument, The Saugus Garden Club
thanks you all for your support and generosity.  The day was perfect.  We thank you all.


The Blue Star Memorial Marker Program of the National Garden Clubs, Inc. began in 1945
to honor the men and women serving in the Armed Forces during World War II.  The name
was chosen for the star on flags displayed in homes and businesses denoting a family
member serving.  Garden clubs pictured a ribbon of living memorial plantings traversing
every state.  The designation of Blue Star Highways was achieved through petitions to the
state legislatures and cooperation with the Departments of Transportation.  A uniform
marker was designed to identify the Highways.

The Blue Star Memorial Program grew to extend across thousands of miles throughout the
continental U.S., Alaska and Hawaii.  All men and women who have served, are serving, or
will serve in the Armed Forces of the United States are included.

 The Saugus Garden Club will be responsible for maintaining and landscaping the area
around the site.  Contributions to assist in funding the installation and upkeep are welcome.
If you would like to be a part of this honor to the members of your families, please call
Randy-Sue Abber (781) 231- 0877 for more information. 

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Left to Right:  Larry Capuzzo, Donna Manoogian - President of Saugus Garden Club,
Doug Cooper, and Randy-Sue Abber - Treasurer of Saugus Garden Club,
meet to confirm the schedule for the Veterans Day Parade.



 

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