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  • Wednesday, January 16, 7:00 pm – 8:30 pm – Finding Your Own Style

    Wednesday, January 16, 7:00 pm – 8:30 pm – Finding Your Own Style

    Join the Millis Garden Club on Wednesday Jan 16 (snow date January 17) and learn how to create flower arrangements that reflect your own personal style.  Julie Pipe, Central South Director for the Garden Club Federation of Massachusetts and a member of the Holliston Garden Club, will present the program Finding Your Own Style. Using the color theme of Valentine’s Day she will discuss the mechanics, tools and flower choices required create table center pieces, a buffet table design and something a little different using an unusual container. So whether you already have a green thumb or aspire to have one you are invited to come and hone your skills. The program will begin at 7 pm at the Millis Town Hall, 900 Main Street, Room 130, in Millis, and is free. Call 508-376-6250 if the weather is questionable.

  • Monday, November 5 – Monday, November 10, 10:00 am – 12:00 noon – Floral Design Course

    Monday, November 5 – Monday, November 10, 10:00 am – 12:00 noon – Floral Design Course

    Exhibitor Meetings for Amateur Horticulture (January 10, 2013, 10am, Elm Bank) and the Design Divisions (January 17, 2013, 10:30am, Elm Bank) are already planned. Design Division II Chairman Julie Pipe has also launched a 6-week floral design course for potential new exhibitors in the Open Classes (Design Division II), which sold out in days! Due to the overwhelming success of this program a new Floral Design Course is being offered. It will be held Monday mornings from 10 am to 12 pm beginning on November 5th. You can register for this class here at https://www.masshort.org/secureforms/OnlineRegistrationForm.php.

    So you see, even though the Show is months away, committee members are working hard and exhibitors are getting excited.  Mass Hort at the Flower Show is on!

  • Call for Floral Designers

    Call for Floral Designers

    Have you won a blue ribbon for your floral designs? Have you ever wanted to step onto the ‘big stage’ and show your talent?

    Division II – the ‘open’ division of Blooms! at the Boston Flower & Garden Show – still has some openings for floral designers. You need not be a member of a garden club, but you should have both experience in designing and have won in competitions.  The payoff for competing is the recognition of your skills and imagination, and the admiration of the 65,000+ attendees at the show.  If you are interested, please contact Julie Pipe at juliepipe@comcast.net.