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Showing posts with label Wollaston Garden Club. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Wollaston Garden Club. Show all posts
Saturday, December 07, 2013
Greens To Go
The Wollaston Garden Club had another successful holiday greens sale. The garden club uses the proceeds from this sale for educational and civic projects in the city. Just check out their website here, to see all that they do.
Sunday, December 06, 2009
Time to Deck the Halls
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These are Wollaston Garden Club members at their annual Greens Sale held yesterday at the Wollaston Congregational Church. The sale usually nets around $3000 in less than 2 hours. Part of the proceeds are put back into beautifying the city. Let the decorating begin!
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These are Wollaston Garden Club members at their annual Greens Sale held yesterday at the Wollaston Congregational Church. The sale usually nets around $3000 in less than 2 hours. Part of the proceeds are put back into beautifying the city. Let the decorating begin![click image to enlarge]

Sunday, December 07, 2008
Deck the Halls
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These ladies, (aka the Merrymount Dandies) are armed and ready to deck the halls for the holidays. The wreaths are made by members of the Wollaston Garden Club and sold at the annual Greens Sale held at the Wollaston Congregational Church. This fundraiser helps provide materials for club members to carry out some of their beautification projects enjoyed around the city.

These ladies, (aka the Merrymount Dandies) are armed and ready to deck the halls for the holidays. The wreaths are made by members of the Wollaston Garden Club and sold at the annual Greens Sale held at the Wollaston Congregational Church. This fundraiser helps provide materials for club members to carry out some of their beautification projects enjoyed around the city.
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