Downtown Containers
The club, in partnership with the Natick Center Associates, is responsible for planting a total of 47 containers, including the planters on the bridge over the train tracks, for both the summer and the winter seasons. The bridge planting is coordinated with our friends in the Fifteen Gardeners, a daytime Natick garden club. In the summer, the containers are filled with a variety of annual flowers and vines. American flags are added for Fourth of July. Dead heading by members continues throughout the summer. In September, mums, asters and kale are added to spruce up the containers for the fall. In November, winter greenery donated by members is arranged. Colorful bows are added for the holidays.

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Morse Institute Library 
The Natick Garden Club is responsible for planting the wrought iron containers at the front of the library, in May with annuals and in November, with winter greenery and bows. The Club is also responsible for the care and upkeep of the gardens in front of the old and new sections of the Library and decorating the interior of the library in December with poinsettias, artificial arrangements and a tree with nature themed ornaments.