WHAT WE DO

Members of the our Garden Committees maintain all the gardens at the Falmouth Museums on the Green, the Cupola garden on Katherine Lee Bates Road, the window boxes at the Falmouth Bus Depot, provides floral arrangements each week for the Falmouth Main Street Public Library, and the planters at the Falmouth Chamber of Commerce.

Memorial Garden at the Falmouth Museums on the Green

Falmouth Garden Club
partners with Farming Falmouth

Members

of our Conservation and Legislation Committee work with local and state organizations on conservation and environmental issues.

This Committee

organizes and runs workshops

to teach floral design for the

home and flower shows

with emphasis on the

elements and principles of design.

Designed by Member, Gill Sherrington for our  in house Flower Show

This Committee

provides horticultural information,

promotes good gardening practices,

and judges the

Flower of the Month entries.

The Falmouth Garden Club awarded scholarships to four local graduates in 2021. Recipients of the club scholarships must be Falmouth residents studying agricultural education, botany, conservation, environmental studies, forestry, horticulture, land management, landscape design, plant pathology science or other related studies.

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We were delighted to host our four recipients and their guests at our June luncheon held at the Flying Bridge Restaurant.  Joseph Beaudoin a senior at Falmouth High School is planning to study Fisheries & Wildlife Management at Paul Smith College. Joe grew up on a cranberry bog which became his playground and passion.One of his references credits him with the desire and commitment to make a difference in his community and the world.  Chloe Fox plans to further her studies in Environmental Science after graduating from Sturgis Charter Public School. Described as a well-rounded leader Chloe has actively contributed to helping create a future sustainable world. Brendan Pokraka a senior at Upper Cape Technical School ,has committed to study Arboriculture at UMass Stockbridge.  Know in town for his strong work ethic, Brendan credits family (his first mentor his grandfather was his special guest), coaches, employers especially Paul Miskovsky for his pursuit of of studies in agriculture.  Madison Valley, a senior at Falmouth Academy, plans to study Marine Biology at the University of New England. Madison has grown through the ranks of Ship 40, Falmouth's local Sea Scout Ship. She was awarded Sea Scout of the Year in 2020 for Ship 40. She hopes to study the ocean with a focus on sharks and climate change.  

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The Falmouth Garden Club wishes these fine recipients a successful future as they pursue their education.  

The following Committees of the FGC

do Community Outreach: 

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Junior and Senior Gardeners,

Garden Achievement,

Meals on Wheels Favors

Falmouth Service Center Donations