The Long Hill Garden Club of Trumbull, Connecticut
Founded and Federated in 1941
2012 - 2013
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Member of the:
Federated Garden Clubs of CT., Inc.
The National Council of State Garden Clubs, Inc.
New England Region of National Garden Clubs, Inc.
The purpose of the Long Hill Garden Club is to encourage interest in all phases of gardening and promote better horticultural practices, civic beauty and conservation of natural resources. Funding for these projects comes from the annual plant sale and periodic grants from the Carstensen Memorial Foundation.
The flower on this page is the "Trumbull 200" Daylily, so designated in 1997 by hybridizer,
August Krupien,as part of Trumbull's 200th Anniversary celebration.
Designed by Art Works by dagny © 2004
Photographs by Dagny Hassinger and Nancy Lenoce
Last modified on May 22, 2013 contact usNEW ADDITIONS TO WEB SITE
7-up biscuits in Recipes
updated Flower Shows
“Knowing trees, I understand the meaning of patience.
Knowing grass, I can appreciate persistence.”
–Hal Borland"Come sit with me in the garden, my friend
and look at all the lovely memories
we've made."
To make a Prairie, it takes a Clover and one Bee..... Helen Dickinson 1830-1886
Plant flowers, Herbs and Vegetables for the bees and wasps---they are endangered,
and we NEED them
