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| Notable Members in Plainfield Garden Club History |
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| Photo Albums & Archives 1915 - 1940 |
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| Photo Albums & Archives 1941 - 1965 |
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| Photo Albums & Archives 1966 - 1990 |
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| Photo Albums & Archives 1991- |
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| Plainfield Gardens in the Smithsonian Archives of American Gardens |
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| 1918 - 1920's Films of Plainfield Gardens |
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| 1915 - 1965 History of the Plainfield Garden Club |
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| VOLUNTEER at the SHAKESPEARE GARDEN! |
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| Garden History & Directions |
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| 1927 Planting Plan for the Shakespeare Garden |
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| 1927-10-15 Original Olmsted Landscape Design Plant List |
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| Photos of The Shakespeare Garden |
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| Plants of The Shakespeare Garden |
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| Medieval Plant Names and Modern Corollaries |
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| Shakespeare's Roses and More on Oeillet Roses |
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| Shakespeare Garden in Smithsonian Institution Archives of American Gardens |
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| GCA 2022 Annual Meeting in New Jersey!! April 28 - 30 |
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| VOLUNTEER HERE for the GCA Annual Meeting |
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| Shall I compare thee to a summer's day? |
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WELCOME
Established in 1915, the Plainfield Garden Club is a proud member of Garden Club of America.
The Shakespeare Garden, located in Cedar Brook Park, Plainfield, New Jersey is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and was installed and maintained by the Plainfield Garden Club since 1927.
The Plainfield Garden Club has been recognized by the State of New Jersey and placed on the New Jersey Women's Heritage Trail. The Heritage Trail brings to life the vital role of women in New Jersey's past and present.
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The purpose of The Plainfield Garden Club is to promote the knowledge and appreciation of horticulture and the conservation of our natural resources; to stimulate an interest in public plantings in the Plainfield area and to help maintain them; to keep its members and the public informed on governmental matters which concern our natural resources; to sponsor and to participate in public shows and displays which encourage the appreciation of good horticultural practices and procedures; and to support the purpose of The Garden Club of America. |
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