Heading into the second half of the growing season, the garden has just had a tidying-up session. We had skipped two weeks of weeding (one of them because it was […]
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Pop-up Garden Work Day
Five hard workers made great progress at the train station orchard on Saturday, June 15! Protecting the peach tree We removed diseased growing tips from the peach tree in the […]
Yard Sale Success
Thanks to all who donated, participated and volunteered to make this event a smashing success. Thanks to Marjorie and Luke Russell for their tireless efforts to collect, accept, price, organize […]
Best Ever Memorial Day Picnic
Another wonderful potluck picnic—so many old and new faces and such terrific weather! Participants brought wonderful food, including vegetarian options this year for the grill. A special thank you to […]
WCGN Election of Officers 2019-20
Election of Officers won’t take place until the October Potluck, but right now is the time to take the first step: consider nominating someone to serve on the board or […]
2019 MEMORIAL DAY PICNIC
Monday, May 27, 2019, 3:00 pm RAIN or SHINE 131 West Walnut Lane—back yard (home of Luke and Rama Smith) It’s that time again!!! West Central Germantown Pot Luck 2019 […]
READY FOR SUMMER
Have a look at the Tulpehocken Train Station Garden—it looks great! Good weather (mostly) and plenty of work contributed to a successful morning (May 4) finishing. Many thanks to all […]
Green City, Clean Waters
Tuesday, May 7, 6:30 pm Germantown Community Presbyterian Church (Greene & Tulpehocken) For those of you who care deeply about the environment and the planet (and we assume that’s most […]
WCGN Spring 2019 Meeting
WCGN held its annual Spring Meeting Wednesday evening, March 27. Luke Smith had encouraging news about the proposed development of the property adjacent to the train station parking lot, and […]
WCGN Winter Party
The weather on Saturday, January 27 was conducive to a good turnout for WCGN’s Winter Party—combining a potluck meal and a quarterly business meeting. There were maybe 75 or so […]