Gardener’s Meeting Notes 6-17-2020 What to do with funds in Frosty memorial account : $202.33? After discussion the money will be spent on a raised bed at the library that can be used for children’s programs. Maintenance needs through the … Continue reading →
Notes from the spring meeting Arlene Guest, Barb Curran, Ginny Reed, Miranda Clemson met at Ginny’s We talked about “scheduling” work sessions at our town installations. A list of time related tasks in the case of the 7-11/Cumby planter might … Continue reading →
Not exactly garden-related but of possible interest to gardeners….we proposed an annual Fairlee Fix Up Day to be held in the spring. Work with the town, details, etc. to be figured out. Flowers lead to all kinds of good things!!!!! … Continue reading →
The Fairlee Gardeners met at the Lunchbox at 10:00 AM on Saturday, April 29. The following attended the meeting: Miranda Clemson, Cathy Chandler, Peggie Bissell, Ginny Reed, Liz Wilson, Cathy McGrath, Mary Bryant, and Melanie Swenson * FG have received … Continue reading →
Discussed Composting: Do we want to do a composting workshop and what type (home vs community type) The Town is already contracted with someone to take town compost Liz Wilson has used a Green Cone for a year. Back yard … Continue reading →
Those attending included: Liz Wilson, Arlene Guest, Miranda Clemson Topics: Further discussion of 501(c)(3)non-profit status. Everyone who has looked at this has agreed it is too long and involved for us at this point. However, further research shows that 501(c)(3) … Continue reading →
Those attending: Cathy Chandler, Miranda Clemson, Barb Curran, Ginny Reed, Arlene Guest, Calista Diane, Liz Wilson, Beth Barrett The first topic of discussion was legal standing/structure of the organization. While a close tie to the town is one possibility, we … Continue reading →
Meeting of the Fairlee Gardeners August 16, 2016 Attending: Miranda Clemson Barbara Curran Cathy McGrath Ginny Reed Carol Stickney Enough activity is taking place that we feel some structure for the group would be helpful. Toward that end, we agreed … Continue reading →
