Brookville, Indiana Garden Club

08/17/2026

Something delicious is growing in Greensburg! 🧄🍅🌱

Join Plants of Purpose for our Garlic & Heirloom Tomato Twilight Tasting on Saturday, August 29, from 5–9:30 p.m.

Taste colorful homegrown heirloom tomatoes and hardneck garlic varieties rarely found in stores, along with garlic bread, bruschetta, salsa and other garlic-centered creations. You’ll also find gardening education, games, drawings, plants, seeds, dried flowers, planting garlic and limited spring preorders.

Each paid admission includes your choice of one take-home gift—and guests staying into the evening can enjoy s’mores after sunset! 🔥

Come ready for a generous tasting rather than a full dinner. Attendance is limited to 100 guests, so see the flyer for pricing and message Plants of Purpose to reserve your advance tickets or discuss dietary needs.

Who would you bring? Tag them below!

08/12/2026

Behind the hustle and bustle of the F.C.H.S., Linda and Dave Stutzman have created a peaceful corner between the river and the woods. At 9001 Whitewater Dr. you can view the Beauty Spot of the Month for August.
Their landscape is filled with lots of beautiful hostas, wisteria, coneflowers, yarrow, astilbe, and ferns. Linda has a charming “She Shed” adorned with window boxes filled with coleus, and begonias. She also added an adorable, Barn Quilt that she handmade herself, one for each season. Dave and Linda see lots of wildlife in their yard. They have enjoyed watching a family of fox play around in the backyard every evening. You can see that Dave and Linda enjoy working together to keep a lovey yard and it shows!!

08/08/2026

07/17/2026

06/09/2026

If this plant is growing in your yard, ditch, or along your fence line, don't ignore it.

Poison hemlock is one of the most common invasive plants along roadways, and this time of year it's hard to miss with its tall stems and clusters of white flowers. The problem? It spreads quickly, crowds out native plants, and is very toxic.

Knowing how to identify poison hemlock is the first step to protecting your family, pets, and local ecosystems. Check out this week's Invasive Plant of the Week graphic to learn what to look for and help stop its spread before it produces thousands of seeds.

Have you spotted poison hemlock in your neighborhood this year? Let us know in the comments!

For more information on invasive species please visit sicim.info

05/27/2026

05/09/2026