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 2022-2023 Main Club Programs

We welcome your support!

Our Mission

Founded in 1876, the Lexington Field & Garden Club is committed to and focused on  education, service, and friendship. We offer many educational, social, and community improvement opportunities through lectures, workshops, field trips, and projects focused on horticulture and landscaping.

Join us for our 2022-2023 season! 
Lexington Field & Garden Club
P.O. Box 133
Lexington, MA 02420
 
Click below to contact us!
LFGC024@gmail.com
Main Club Programs take place at 10 AM the second Wednesday of September-November and January-May.  In November we meet in the evening, and in April we have both day and evening meetings. The location is Follen Church, 755 Massachusetts Avenue, except for September 14 and February 8 which are via Zoom;  email us  for the  link!
*Programs are canceled if the Lexington Public Schools are canceled due to snow or other inclement weather. Please check lexingtonps.schoolwires.net for school closing information.

 Lexington Field and Garden Club “Grants for Gardeners” program

This program funds innovative ideas developed by you, our members, over the fiscal year. If you have a new idea that promotes our mission of “education, service and friendship” or that benefits the Town of Lexington, please click here for more information. 

Wednesday, February 8, 2023

Zoom Social at 9:30 AM /10:00 AM Meeting

The Arboretum Sensory Garden with Scott Stanley and the Sensory Garden at the Lexington Community Center with Rita Pandey and Barbara Tarrh

Scott Stanley has a BS in Horticulture Science from the University of Minnesota-Twin Cities. He has over 35 years of Horticulture and Landscape experience which includes over 25 years of public sector work at Como Park Conservatory and the University of Minnesota. His talk will give us a brief history and background of the Arboretum, Sensory Garden installment date, design intent for the garden, partners that utilize the space, and how this differs from other sensory gardens.

Rita Pandey and Barbara Tarrh, both LFGC members, are the Co-Chairs for the Sensory Garden at the Lexington Community Center. Rita will give an overview of the garden from the initial concept to the finished garden. We will learn about the plantings and why a sensory garden is important.