City of Brownsboro Village

Garden Club

“When you find something you love, be sure to share it!”

The Brownsboro Village Garden Club is a group of residents who share a love of nature and gardening. The objective of the Brownsboro Village Gardening Club is to restore, improve and protect the quality of the environment in Brownsboro Village thru education and action in conservation and civic improvement.

There are so many reasons to join:

  • To learn something new
  • To benefit the community
  • To participate in club events
  • To soothe your soul
  • To stay active
  • To unite people of all ages

Membership is open to all residents of Brownsboro Village.

Commissioner Maryellen Howley and Shannon Miller are the organizers as of July 2023.

Our primary focus is on education.  Based on the concepts highlighted in the book, “Nature’s Best Hope” by Douglas Tallamy, we believe that we can help save the world in our own yards!

Our purpose is to stimulate the knowledge and love of gardening, learning from one another and from experts we will invite to speak. Practical hands on activities, swapping plants and cuttings will enhance our pollinator gardens – feeding our butterflies, bees and birds.

EVENTS

SCHEDULE OF EVENTS:

In the budget year beginning July, 2025, Brownsboro Village Commissioners did not approve funding these events with our taxpayer dollars.

GARDEN CLUB EVENTS 2025

THURSDAY, APRIL10th at 6:30

Speaker:
Sarah Beth Sammons, Landscape Architect

“The Latest Landscape Ideas for Your Village Garden”

Hosted by Jo Forest, Maryellen Howley and Margaret Thomas 408 Lotis Way

Please bring you favorite tool and tell us why you love it!

THURSDAY, JUNE 12th at 6:30

Speaker: June Sandercock who plants our beautiful circles

“Manage Your Garden Ecologically in 2025-2026”

Hosted by Barbara Curtis Randy Peters – 321 Oread Rd.

If you have them, bring plants and or seeds to share.

THURSDAY, JULY 24th at 6:30

Speaker: Audubon Society Expert

“Birds of St. Matthews” – For 100,00 years birdsong meant “you’re safe”. Your body still remembers. Listening to our birds sing actually slows your heart rate and triggers calm. Try it!

Hosted by St. Matthews Seed and Feed 225 Chenoweth Lane. Guests welcome.

THURSDAY, AUGUST 28th

10 -Noon at Epiphany Labrynth followed by Dutch treat lunch at nearby Village Anchor. Limited to 12 participants.

Speaker: Sharon Bidwell, Director of Faith Outreach. “Labrynth Travel- The Best Way”

Contact: Maryellenhowley77@gmail.com to sign up.

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 25th at 6:30

Speaker: Mary Wheatley

“Planning Our Winter Garden”

Hosts are Flea Penn and Danetta Willis 312 Sprite Road

This garden event will include invitations to our artist neighbors to share their paintings, quilts etc in our small exhibit. A VILLAGE ART SHOW!

Event Notice and Questions: maryellenhowley77@gmail.com or text 502 387 0531