The Nashua Garden Club invites gardeners and environmentalists to its March 4^th program, Gardening in a Changing Climate, to be presented by Sherry Godlewski, Resilience and Adaptation Manager at the New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services and member of several regional and statewide commissions including the governor's Climate Change Policy Task Force.  Gardeners are on the front line as witnesses to the changes in climate.  We've experienced later frosts, earlier planning times, heavier rain events and longer stretches of drought. Join Garden Club members on Wednesday, March 4th at 7 PM at the First Baptist Church, 121 Manchester Street, Nashua to get a brief look at the causes and impact of climate change and how we can adapt our growing strategies and habits to minimize our own impact on the climate and keep growing the plants that we enjoy.

The Nashua Garden Club will hold its annual plant sale on the grounds of the Nashua Historical Society 5 Abbott St. Nashua NH 03064. A variety of  annual and perennial plants, houseplants, trees and shrubs will be available along with a raffle of themed gift baskets, a garden oriented yard sale and a selection of enticing baked goods.  All proceeds support the club's community educational and beautification projects.  While you are there, you are invited to visit the Nashua Historical Society's Florence H. Speare Memorial Museum.  This event will be held rain or shine.