"I have Tropical Milkweed seeds I'd be happy to share with club members. The Monarch Butterfly is on the endangered species list. One reason for their droppings population is the lack of food sources. This is one way to help their recovery." Greg Billings. Call Sue Billings at 978-365-5716 and arrangements can be made to get the seeds.
Lancaster Garden Club members have been invited to attend the Annual Trust Fund Lecture of the Groton Garden Club.
As part of their promotion of the GCFM Native Plant Challenge, the Groton Garden Club is co-sponsoring their Annual Trust Fund Lecture with the Nashua River Watershed Association on Sunday, Feb 9 from 2-4 pm. Landscape architect Toby Wolf will explore ways that designed landscapes can be inspired by nature.
Authentic, Immediate, and Alive: Design Lessons from Wild Landscapes
The MA Master Gardener Association is offering some great fall home horticulture classes. Visit their page for more information.
Treasurer
Overview
The Treasurer manages the financial activities of the club and keeps records via ongoing, monthly and annual processes. This role is year-round and frequently interacts with other members of the board and various chairpersons.
Ongoing – As needed
501 (c) 3 – Annual
*Note in Spring 2019, forms were sent to IRS and MA Attorney General’s office to fulfill missing documentation and apply for retroactive reinstatement of the club’s non-profit status. As of 4th June 2019, the IRS has not responded except by cashing the $600 user fee.
GCFM - Annual
Plant Sale – Annual
Other recurring bills - Annual
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Lancaster Garden Club is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization. Massachusetts, P.O. Box 22, South Lancaster, Massachusetts 01561