Bayley Beach
Planters, berms and beds are the result of hard work by our Gardeners in the area between the sand and parking lot at our town beach. Ongoing maintenance has recently included restoration after Hurricane Sandy paid a visit in fall 2012. (continue)
Community Center
A major restoration project by the Club began in 1999 to restore the Community Center grounds to the grandeur the property once had and work continues to the present day. (continue)
Garden Therapy
Gardeners work with seniors in our area at Hill Top Homes, Broad River Homes, and Elder House to teach them everything from planting techniques to flower arranging. (continue).
McKinley Triangle
One of three traffic triangles maintained by Rowayton Gardeners, the landscaping here includes boulders and drought resistant plantings. (continue)
Pinkney Park Greening
Originally our work at Pinkney Park included only the flagpole garden, but now involves a significant collaboration with the City of Norwalk and its Sixth Taxing District to make the area a pesticide-free zone. (continue)
Potting Shed
The transformation of the Potting Shed and Greenhouse behind the Library has allowed the Gardeners to hold many more classes, workshops, demonstrations and other activities for those of all ages. (continue)
Rowayton School Pond
In October 2012, the Federated Garden Club of Connecticut recognized this Rowayton Gardeners’ project to renovate the pond area by awarding the group its Lee Bauerfeld Award — a Traveling Silver Cup awarded to a club or individual for an outstanding civic project in the community. (continue)
Sammis Street Triangle
Originally created by the City of Norwalk, this lovely area is maintained by the Gardeners and much appreciated by those who walk the nearby paths and street. (continue)
Wetlands Restoration
Rowayton Gardeners have committed to help finance wetland restoration at the corner of Roton and McKinley avenues over the course of the next five years. The Club is working in collaboration with the City of Norwalk and their Conservation Department. (continue)
White Bridge Triangle
At the edge of town, this traffic triangle serves to welcome many to our community. The nearby Rowayton Fuel Company helps water the bed so these plants can thrive. (continue)