East Hampton Railroad Station Railroad Avenue between Newtown Lane and Race Lane The Garden Club of East Hampton planted oakleaf hydrangea, inkberry, crape myrtle and Montauk daisies at the Railroad Station as a backdrop for the Dortmund roses that are pruned several times a year by the members as they vigorously trail over split-rail fences welcoming visitors to the Village. Grace Lee Roberts Garden at East Hampton Library 159 Main Street The Grace Lee Roberts Terrace Garden at the East Hampton Library is a charming, low maintenance courtyard garden, maintained the by members, in which a patron may sit and read on a warm summer day. Mimi Meehan Native Plant Garden 101 Main Street The Mimi Meehan Native Plant Garden at Clinton Academy showcases indigenous plants of Long Island. The garden demonstrates low maintenance and conservation practices, as well as the natural beauty of native plantings. It is maintained by Garden Club teams. Rachel’s Garden at Mulford Farm 10 James Lane Rachel’s Garden at historic Mulford Farm is a re-created 1790's dooryard garden planted with more than 126 plants grouped by their traditional uses: medicinal, edible, dye-making or housekeeping. Teams of Garden Club members work throughout the summer to maintain the garden. Post Office Project 7 Gay Lane In 2006, the grounds at the East Hampton Post Office were renovated and relandscaped by The Garden Club of East Hampton. Working with the Postmaster, the Club ensures continued organic maintenance of the plantings. Nature Trail David's Lane In 1934 and 1936 two members gave "on loan" to the Garden Club 18 acres to be maintained as a nature preserve. The Garden Club had simple bridges and paths built throughout the area. In 1951 the land was deeded to the Village and currently there are 28 acres comprising a continuous strip of wetlands from Fithian to Davids Lane. In 2001 The Garden Club, with other local organizations, began a long-range revitalization project, including shoreline stabilization, extensive removal of dead trees and invasive vines, and replanting native shrubs, trees and plants. |
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| All gardens and public spaces managed by The Garden Club of East Hampton are maintained organically. |
| Railroad Station |
| Grace Lee Roberts Garden |
| Mimi Meehan Native Plant Garden |
| Post Office |
| Nature Trail |
| Rachel's Garden |
