2025 May Market
May Market 2025
The Garden Club of Lebanon (GCoL) is known for making things happen around town. One of those things is providing a source of plants for folks to use in their own gardens, pots, and planters.
It starts out with seeds. Once the seeds make it to a certain level, those plants are then “up-potted” to give them more room to grow and mature. (Yes – all 3,000 plus.)
The plants are then given plenty of water, sunshine, love and care.
All of our plants come from seeds and are placed into a top-shelf soil mixture to give the plants the best environment and to help prevent the spread of an invasive creature known as “the Jumping Worm.”
Whether starting out at a grower or within our members’ homes, we treat the plants as our own.
In our “nursery”, the plants are treated with utmost respect.
After “up-potting” they are monitored very closely to make sure they are of good health and are ready to go to their new homes.
There are quite literally thousands of plants currently waiting to find their new homes. They are growing very well and all signs are they will be ready for the May Market – the first Saturday in May.
The Garden Club of Lebanon does not price our plants. We ask that you donate whatever you feel to be fair. All donations to GCoL are used in support of our programs and work around town.
GCoL and the City share maintenance of the Mini-Park located in the 100 block of West St Louis Street. A great place to come, sit, and forget about things for a while.
GCoL has years ago taken on the responsibility of the Mermaid Inn/Hotel gardens and grounds.
GCoL maintains the rose garden where Hwys 4 and 50 meet at the south edge of town.
GCol also works with the trees in College Hill Cemetery, maintaining the “nest” at the foot of each tree and watching for trends the trees may develop that need maintenance over the years.
The Garden Club of Lebanon is made up of a group of fine people. From novice gardeners (and at least one “non-gardener”) to Several Master Gardeners and Naturalists, we are your neighbors, friends, acquaintenaces, and possibly relatives.
We have one thing in mind – We love to grow things!