About Us
The Weymouth Garden Club was organized in 1931, the first charter members met to promote an interest in gardening, provide instruction, and help beautify Weymouth. The present day goals of the club are, in essence, the same as they were in 1931, but have expanded to include an awareness of our responsibility as caretakers of the earth. We are now concerned both with beauty and with pressing environmental concerns, and conservation issues.
The Weymouth Garden Club welcomes gardeners of all levels of expertise, from novice to expert. The club offers educational instructions, social and civic opportunities.
Join Us!
Discover the Joys of Gardening!
Attend meetings with garden related programs. Learn about Native plants and the latest gardening techniques.
Take field trips to local arboretums and gardens.
Participate in Community beautification projects.
Donations
Our garden club, as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, welcomes donations of $10 or more to aid our fundraising efforts to beautify Weymouth. With your tax-deductible donation, you will be helping us continue our mission to promote the knowledge and love of gardening and the awareness of our responsibility as caretakers of the earth.
Thank you!
Become a Member!
The Weymouth Garden Club is open to all.
Annual dues are $40
Membership Benefits
Attend monthly member meetings.
Participate on a committee and get involved in a project.
Contact Us
Officers 2025-2027
President
Vice President & Corresponding Secretary
Vice President & Corresponding Secretary
Lisa Kimball
Vice President & Corresponding Secretary
Vice President & Corresponding Secretary
Vice President & Corresponding Secretary
Laura Balan & Tara Fairfax
Treasurer
Recording Secretary
Recording Secretary
Carole Johnson
Recording Secretary
Recording Secretary
Recording Secretary
Allie DeCastro
Weymouth Garden Club Committees
Annual Luncheon: Plans, coordinates, and executes the luncheon for members and their guests.
Books-in-Bloom: Plans and coordinates the event in conjunction with the Tufts Library. Arranges all aspects and details of the event.
Children’s Workshop: Works with children to provide garden-related activities.
Donations: Coordinates donations by WGC members and community service organizations, such as the Weymouth Food Pantry and Weymouth Youth and Family Service. Participates in scholarship discussions and activities.
Field Trips and Tours: Arranges WGC trips and tours. Responsible for arrangements with the site, member notifications and other duties for successful events.
Garden Therapy: Works with the elderly to create flower arrangements and other garden-related items.
Helping Hands: Arranges and provides help to fellow WGC members who are not able to keep up their gardens due to illness.
Historian: Maintains WGC records and history. Keeps photographic records of all WGC projects and collects and stores news clippings and other relevant information.
Hospitality: Arranges for refreshments and centerpiece for general monthly meetings. Contacts members prior to each meeting to ensure participation.
Library Arrangements: Coordinates member-provided fresh floral or live plant displays for Tufts Library throughout the year.
Membership: Provides information to new members and member candidates. Maintains the master membership list and maintains member meeting attendance records. Introduces new members to WGC and directs members to helpful resources.
Plant Sale: Manages, plans, and coordinates Plant Sale.
Programs: Develops and coordinates general monthly meeting programs as well as special event programs.
Social Media: Administrates and monitors WGC social media sites. Adheres to WGC mission and goals while abiding by platform rules.
Sunshine Remembrance: Sends congratulations, condolences and get well cards to WGC members when appropriate.
Town Beautification: Plans and directs community beautification projects, including annual daffodil planting.
Website: Develops and maintains the WGC website. Ensures accurate and timely publication of WGC calendar of events, meeting minutes, WGC news, membership recruitment, contacts, and other pertinent information.
Wreath and Holiday Sale: Manages, plans and coordinates our annual wreath and greens sale.
Yearbook: Designs, edits, creates and formats the yearbook.
The best time to plant a tree was 20 years ago. The second best time is now.
Chinese Proverb
Weymouth Garden Club Meeting
Saturday, September 13 at 9:30
Room 138
Tufts Library
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