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EDUCATION AND CONSERVATION

The Garden Club of Bermuda endeavours to foster the awareness of horticulture, environment and conservation. The Club is closely associated with the Bermuda National Trust, Keep Bermuda Beautiful, St. George's Foundation, The Botanical Gardens, Buy Back Bermuda, The Rose Society and more. Regular educational trips are arranged for Garden Club members.

For more information contact Anna Fulton : anna.fulton1976@gmail.com

For information on Bermuda's Nature Reserves, biodiversity, Plant Finder and more, visit www.conservation.bm

April 2013 Garden Tour in Warwick

Host Joanne Hunt explains the history of the property and right, a garden walk

Another garden vista, and a new way to grow strawberries!

Second garden on the tour, with manicured plentiful vegetable garden

Part of a beautiful walled 'white' garden

Unidentified flowering tree, and cedar garden gate

Sumptuous tea by kindness of host Madeline Webster, 2nd from left

Cooper's Island Clean Up and Planting.

Left, Karen Smith with Nigel Chudleigh and right Peter Beer and Maria Taylor

Planting a Yellow Wood Tree with direction from Alison Copeland (Conservation Services)

Tour of Alternative Energy Home in Smith's Parish

Wind Turbine

George Ogden talk on Bermuda's plants, Oct 2011 Visit to Wadson's Farm, Southampton, Oct 2011

Visit to Dunkley's Dairies, with Senator Michael Dunkley, February 2012

Tour of the rejuvenated Seymour Pond, with Dr. David Wingate, retired Government Conservation Officer, March 2012

On site poisonous plants talk with Diana Chudleigh, Oct 2012

Garden Tour, Old Slip Road, Pembroke, May 2012

Tour of Nonsuch Island with Government Conservation Officer Jeremy Madeiros
showing longtail nest and Bermuda cahow chick

Casemates' Tour with Dr. Edward Harris, November 2010