Weds Aug 1 meeting

Garth Nickerson Nursery/Tree Fruit Specialist will be talking about fruit trees.

Garden Tour July 25,2012

830 Cherry Tree Lane - Mark & Alison Hannah

819 Cherry Tree Lane - Diana & John fowler

971 Duck Cove Lane - Bruce & Cathy Stringer

It would be best if members were to drive into Seawood Lane , turn left into the rear parking lot of Seawood School and proceed through the pathway to Cherry Tree Lane. they can then choose to go to Diana's first or Alison's first, then on down to Bruce's and end up back at Alison's for refreshments


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Garden Tours July 18th and July 22-2012

July 18th  Lynn Lemont  299 Norris Road, Saint John.
(Big flower pot at the beginning of driveway).

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St. Martins Tour

Jane Leblanc 2309 Route 111

Nancy Sears -4 p.m. Drinks and Desert served ,

Garden Tour July 8 and 11





 Sundays Tour July 8th

Carolyn Burke

51 Gondola Point Road Rothesay

 (Parking at the Catholic Church up the street)

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Weds Evening- July 11,2012-
Emma May Weissendener
2418 Rothesay Road,Rothesay
Parking at the Bottom of Dundin Road or East Riverside Park (a short walk up the path)


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Dupont isn't just about Nylons (Longwood Gardens) July 4,2012

Fundy Gardeners Member Brian Hudson with be speaking about.

Longwood Gardens Consists of 1,077-plus acre 20 outdoor gardens and 20 indoor gardens within 4.5 acres (18,200 m²) of heated greenhouses, known as conservatories.It contains 11,000 different types of plants and trees, as well as fountains. The Gardens also has extensive educational programs including a tuition-free two-year school of professional horticulture, a graduate program, and extensive internships. It hosts 800 horticultural and performing arts events each year, from flower shows, gardening demonstrations, courses, and children's programs to concerts, organ and carillon recitals, musical theatre, fountain shows, and fireworks displays. It also hosts an extensive Christmas light display during the holiday season.

Longwood's conservatory is one of the world's greatest greenhouse structures. The conservatory alone is home to 5,500 types of plants.