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The purpose of the Club shall be to stimulate the knowledge and love of gardening and flower arranging, to aid in the protection and perpetuation of desirable native plants and birds, to further civic beautification and improvement.

02/28/2025

This morning, I listened to a conversation between our Uber driver and my husband.

03/13/2022

Great Turn Out!!
85 people joined the Garden Club's Zoom meeting for Sue Morse's presentation:
The Cougar Returns to the East

03/02/2022

03/20/2020

https://gilmour.com/planting-calendar-zone-5

Zone 5 stretches from coastal shores to the midwest with widely varying environments. One thing is consistent though, cold winters & short growing seasons.

Address

New London, NH
03257

Website

https://www.newlondongardenclub.org/

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History

The New London Garden Club was founded in October, 1928 with 24 members and Dr. Anna Littlefield, physician, gardener and botanical artist, as its first president.

The purpose of the Club was to assist in the maintenance of the garden recently designed and planted at the library by the world-renowned firm, Olmsted Brothers Landscape Architects. The planting of the grounds was part of Jane Tracy’s generous gift to the town of its first library building and community center. (Garden at Tracy Library)

During the Club’s early years, it was known for the remarkable flower shows that funded the Club’s ever-expanding Civic Beautification program. Since 1955, the Club’s major fundraiser has been the Annual Antique Show and Sale.

In 2002 a Garden Club committee oversaw the major restoration of the “Olmsted” garden with very generous financial support from the Library and the community. Now called Garden at Tracy Library, the garden is maintained by volunteers from the Garden Club and the community under the direction of a professional gardener.