The AGC meets from 10:00-11:00 AM on the 2nd Saturday of each month. Meetings are in the lower level of the Ashland Public Library in the Cheever Meeting Room.
Coming soon: Annual Plant Sale on Saturday, May 17 from 9-12 am at Montenegro Square (across from Ashland Public Library)
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We are in search of gardeners, from novice to accomplished, to join our active and fun club. Meet some great people from the area and learn about plants, flowers, and "best practice" gardening techniques.
We learn from one another as well as from experts.
Message us by using the "Contact Us" Chat box in lower right corner...
or send a message via email to: info@ashlandgardenclub.com
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Upcoming Events
Upcoming MMGA Offering: "Garden Know-How Series"
Educating the gardening public is central to the Massachusetts Master Gardeners Association's mission. Our popular gardening Know-How educational series, developed for the beginner and expert gardener alike, is designed to give gardeners of all experiences the knowledge and expertise they need to create and maintain home gardens. The four seasonally-focused series of lectures are offered online, weeknight evenings, with a wide range of topics. Grow your gardening knowledge with MMGA’s Gardening Know-How Series!
GARDENING KNOW-HOW SERIES
Four 1-1/2 hour weeknight webinars on four timely topics each season
Sign up for one season or more!
Offered four times in 2025:
Spring Gardening Series (February)
Summer Gardening Series (May)
Fall Gardening Series (August)
Winter Gardening Series (November)
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REGISTRATION FOR SUMMER SESSION CLOSES MAY 10
For the Love of Gardens
We are a hands-on garden club, made up of Ashland, Massachusetts, residents committed to cultivating a beautiful town. With a range of gardening experience from zero to plenty, our members of all ages and professions donate time and labor to tend public garden spaces and planters around town.
Helping Ashland Flower Since 1992
Before the Ashland Garden Club (AGC) was founded, one man, Rick Ghilani, worked alone to spruce up downtown with planters on Main Street and flower gardens around Memorial Square. When Rick passed away in 1991, David Foster pulled together a small group to continue his legacy. Since our official start in 1992, we have grown to more than 25 members and joined the Garden Club Federation of Massachusetts.
You Keep Us Blooming!
