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Welcome

Thank you for visiting the North Andover Garden Club’s website. We are celebrating our 105th year of sharing our passion for gardening and giving back to our community. 

 

Our mission is to encourage an interest and active participation in civic beautification, horticulture, flower arranging and conservation.  

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By exploring our website you will see the many contributions we make and the fun we have doing so. New members are always welcome, and gardening expertise is not a requirement. We all learn from each other and love to share. Many of our programs are free and open to the public. We hope to meet you soon!​

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Corinne Fisher and Faith McCarthy, Co-Presidents

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PLEASE JOIN US!     

Donations to support our mission are greatly appreciated.

Upcoming Events

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2026
Scholarship Award
$2500 

Applications are due 

by April 15th

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Please visit the

Scholarship Page

for the application and

more information. 

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Like This?

Substitute That! 

by Lisey Good

Wednesday, May 13, 2026 at 7 PM 

 

Open to the Public
6:30 PM Refreshments and Socializing
7:00 – 8:30 PM Program Speaker

 

First Calvary Baptist Church
586 Massachusetts Ave
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 North Andover

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North Andover
Garden Club
Annual Plant Sale

 

Sunday, May 31, 2026

 

Rain or Shine

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​Open to the Public

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​10:00 AM - 2:00 PM

 North Andover Middle School

495 Main Street​​

Visit our Events Page for detailed information and

to see all of our 2025-2026 Programs

As a member of the Garden Club Federation of Massachusetts,  our members may participate in the numerous events it offers.

Plant Sale Member Information

It is time for our members to prepare for our Annual Plant Sale being held on May 31st. Please visit the MEMBERS Page for more information.

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Patriots Memorial Park Cleanup
Saturday, April 11, 9-11 am

What an amazing day!!  35 volunteers came to distribute 10 yards of mulch on a beautiful Saturday. We were done in 45 minutes!! We had Garden Club members, veterans, scouts, and neighbors, all working hard together. Thank you to everyone! The Eagle Tribune also came and took pictures and interviewed some of us.  The link to the article is below.

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Important Information about Rodenticides

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     Save North Andover Wildlife is working to reduce the use of rat poison in North Andover that sickens and kills raptors and other wildlife [and pets].  We join Mass Audubon, other wildlife advocates, and 105 other Massachusetts towns to urge our town to ban the use of rat poisons and use other means of prevention for the elimination of mice and rats. North Andover currently does not use rat poison on town and school property but we want to make this a town wide policy.

      At Town Meeting we will be presenting two warrant articles to vote on regarding this matter.  Please visit the North Andover Wildlife website for more information. 

​      Below is also a link to an article written by environmental author Ted Williams on the dangers of rodenticides.  Graphic - but accurate.

Horticultural Moments

The Club's Horticulture and Environmental Awareness Committee provides members and the community with information about improved methods of growing plants, native plants and many other topics including invasive plants and species.  These articles also cover relevant conservation information and engage members in promoting stewardship of our environment. Click on the title to read the article.  Find many more articles and other information on our Gardening Resources Page.

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March Horticultural Moment

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North Andover Pollinators

Several of our members also belong to the North Andover Pollinators group. Their mission  is to promote native plantings and healthy habitats for pollinators throughout our community. For more information, visit their website or email them at NAPollinators@gmail.com.  â€‹

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