Visit Scituate in every season for the beauty of the natural coastline, the picturesque harbor, the special glow of a sunrise or sunset on the water…
Save the Date! Doug Tallamy kicks off the Gardening Green Expo with a Zoom talk on St. Patrick’s Day, March 17th. Lectures each night leading up to our Expo on Sat, March 21st. Check out Kennedy's Garden website (link below) for up to date information.
March 25 - Organic Pest Management As our gardens start to grow in spring, so do pest populations! Learn to be proactive in protecting your produce through applying IPM (integrated pest management) in your home garden. Participants will learn about pest life cycles, identifying damage, preventative cultural practices, as well as organic and sustainable interventions....
A Feast for More Than the Eyes: Planning An Edible Flower Garden At this final workshop, participants will have a chance to plan out their flower gardens for timing and blooms throughout the seasons. We will learn about edible flowers, their human and ecological uses, and folks can take home recipes and some early flower...
Join us in the greenhouse on Mondays this April for an after-school workshop where creativity grows from nature! Each week, children will explore hands-on projects using natural and sustainable materials, crafting with leaves, pinecones, clay, seeds, and more. Designed for kids ages 5 and up, this club encourages imagination, connection to nature, and mindful making....
The Scituate Garden Club’s annual plant sale returns on Saturday, May 16, 2026, from 9AM to 12PM at the Scituate wildflower garden located at Stockbridge and Greenfield Lane (use 108 Greenfield Lane for GSP directions). Rain or shine, the garden will be buzzing. The sale features home‑grown annuals, perennials, herbs, vegetables, and native plants. This...
In partnership with Massachusetts DCR, MDAR and MNLA, Kennedy’s Country Gardens is excited to offer Growing Wild Native Plant kits on May 29th. While supplies lasts. Check out link for more information.
Gather with the community of friends as they honor indigenous farming traditions and celebrate the volunteers who help the garden grow. There will be garden tours, children's crafts, and refreshments! Rain date is October 11th 11am to 1pm.
Partnering with Friends of Holly Hill Farm, we invite you to join us for an enriching experience focused on the fundamentals of sustainable and environmentally responsible farming and growing. Explore various sustainable farming practices including seed-saving, the world of pickling, tea blending, fall crops, and more! Each session promises hands-on learning and valuable insights to...