Learn about topics from gardening practices to conservation efforts. Our monthly gatherings include speakers, hands-on learning, and field trips.
Enjoy time and conversation with fellow gardeners. Join in beautifying the borough planting and tending garden beds, hanging baskets and sidewalk flowerpots.
In the spirit of America 250 festivities, the New Wilmington Garden Club hosted New Wilmington Blooms Red White and Blue with two contest categories, Patriotic Blooms and Victory Vegetable Gardens. Judges viewed gardens July 6.
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Sue Goodwin took first place with amazing window boxes.
Jason Maggi took second for unique container gardens.
Third prize went to Terry and Janet Robb with well-tended red, white, and blue blooms all around their home.
First prize went to Mark Prestein for a wide variety of vegetables and herbs and beautifully designed garden.
Bob Hudock took second prize for lush vegetables and herbs.
Third prize went to Jessica Sarver with a clever focal point of huge tree stump with pumpkin vines spilling out of it.
Founded in 1935, the New Wilmington Garden Club (NWGC) encourages interest
in gardening, learning about wildflowers, nature, and conservation.