September at HAH
The October newsletter is here
8 pages of interesting articles and info on member programs on Zoom.
The September newsletter is here
8 pages of interesting articles and info on member programs on Zoom.
This is a return to in-person lectures at the Bridgehampton Community House. Since this will be an indoor event, at this time masks are required regardless of vaccination status.
Sunday, September 11 | 2pm
Please join us for an in-person lecture by
Lori Chips
TROUGHS: Gardening in the Smallest Landscape
It is easy to become enchanted by troughs, and this talk will make it even easier. In this lecture both beginners and seasoned rock gardeners will find abundant inspiration plus many inside tips about the art and science of trough gardening. Learn about the many different planting styles, from the Classic Miniature Landscape to the Baguette, to the beloved Succulent Bowl. Find out how to use an anchor plant, a bun or cushion, a tiny groundcover or a cascading “drooler” to best effect.
Lori Chips has been committed to the exploration of alpine plants since her student days at The New York Botanical Garden. After graduating, she accepted the job as propagator for the Rock and Native Plant Gardens there. She has been Alpine Manager at Oliver Nurseries for over 20 years, expanding the rock garden collection and pressing the boundaries in the art and science of creating and planting troughs, a long-standing interest that holds a special place in her heart. Her book on the subject: Hypertufa Containers: Creating and Planting an Alpine Trough Garden was released by Timber Press in 2018.
Book signing will follow the lecture along with a special sale of troughs and plants.
See the September Newsletter for more details.
Save the Date:
HAH Yard Sale
Saturday, October 8, 2022 | 9am – 1pm
Bridgehampton Community House
The Yard Sale is an opportunity to share your gently used garden items with someone else. It is also an opportunity to shop, with unique finds and plenty of bargains among the donated items! All proceeds benefit our John LoGerfo Library.
Please donate gently used items such as: tools, garden ornaments, tuteurs, garden books, and terra cotta or fiberglass pots
We’ll also have plant material for sale: Bearded & Siberian Iris, Buddleia lindleyana, American Elm, and more.
Non-plant donations can be dropped off in advance at the HAH Library on Tuesday or Saturday mornings.
Your own plant divisions, potted up and labeled, are also welcome, but must be brought to the Community House on the day of the sale.
On the Grounds of the Bridgehampton Community House, outside the HAH John LoGerfo Library, 2368 Montauk Highway at School Street, Bridgehampton, NY 11932
If you wish to help out at the sale, please email Bettina at hahmember@optonline.net
Friends of the Garden
Meeting dates for 2022 are Tuesdays at 10 a.m.
6/28, 7/26, 8/23, 9/20, 10/18, 11/15
All are welcome to lend a hand in maintaining the Marie Donnelly Garden. We look forward to seeing you. – Cornelia Bostwick
More detail in the Newsletter
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July/August at HAH
The July/August newsletter is here
8 pages of interesting articles and info on member programs on Zoom.
Summer HAH Garden Tours | Please join us
Friday, July 8
HAH Members and Their Guests Have the Special Opportunity to Tour Several Private Gardens In Southampton
The first garden on this tour will be that of
Greg Wiseman
Originally begun 20 years ago with Jeffrey Glick, this garden is full of established as well as new wonders. The first feature as one enters this property is the full-sun, deer-resistant garden to the right. A turn left along a path takes you to the first water feature: a koi pond and waterfall replete with wildlife. Continuing along the winding path through a gate and fence, Greg is creating a new woodland garden mix of native and non-native trees, shrubs, and perennials, following the removal of the lawn as well as 80 dead Eastern Red Cedars. Included are 40 different varieties of Japanese maples, each labelled so visitors may take note. Recently, an extensive second water feature has been added with a waterfall, pond, surrounding patio, and seating areas.
A third water feature is the swimming pool with separate water fountains and a patio that is home to a large collection of container plantings, many of which are stored during the winter in the home’s basement greenhouse. Visitors are in for a real treat exploring Greg’s wonderful garden.
Check in at first garden before 11:00 am. Directions to the several additional gardens on the tour will be given at the sign-in table. Guests of Individual and Family/Dual Memberships will be charged $10 per person. Guests must be accompanied by members.
June at HAH
The June newsletter is here
8 pages of interesting articles and info on member programs on Zoom.
Lecture | Please join us for an in-person lecture*
Sunday, June 12 | 2pm
Jennifer Jewell
Cultivating Place, How a Garden Culture of Care Strengthens Places and Their People
Bridgehampton Community House
2367 Montauk Highway at School Street
Bridgehampton
Members free | Non-Members $10
*Since this will be an indoor event, at this time masks are required regardless of vaccination status.
Spring HAH Garden Tours | Please join us
Saturday, June 25 | 10am
HAH Members and their guests have the special opportunity to tour
Entwood Garden
Bridgehampton
Members free | Non-Members $10
Non-members must by accompanied by a member
May at HAH
The May newsletter is here
8 pages of interesting articles and info on member programs on Zoom.
Lecture | Zoom
May 1, 2022 | 2pm
Andrew Bunting
Belvidere: Evolution of a Plantsman’s Garden
Members will receive a link in email.
Lecture slides pdf can be downloaded here.
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