Hampton Beach Beautification Committee

10/21/2025

Highlight from this : A Harlequin Duck was seen at Bicentennial Park in Hampton on October 15th. View the full list of unique sightings from across the state here: https://nhaudubon.org/rba-october-20-2025/

Photo of a Harlequin Duck in Rye by Len Medlock. January 2018.

09/27/2025

Hampton Beach Beautification members and friends spent a lovely afternoon at Fox Cottage Farm in Greenland on Friday learning all about dahlias. After our lecture and discussion we were able to cut dahlias to take home. On the grounds of Bird Dog Cidery, 150 Bayside Rd., Greenland, NH. Dahlias should be in bloom until first frost.

09/02/2025

Two beautiful Rose of Sharon plants have been added to the Hampton Beach State Park gardens in memory of Carol Paul. Thank you, Lynn Blume, for your kind donation in Carol’s memory.

08/18/2025

How did we get to our end of summer Ice Cream Social so quickly? Thanks, John & Linda Gebhart for hosting those of us who could make it the other day. Many of our volunteers work during the week and were not able to celebrate with us. All the beach gardens look GREAT thanks to everyone’s hard work.

06/27/2025

Thanks to this great bunch of volunteers for spreading mulch at Bicentennial Park this morning. All your hard work certainly is appreciated.

06/10/2025

06/06/2025

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06/03/2025

Volunteers worked at Bicentennial Park today to plant pollinator friendly plants for this season. Plants were funded in part by financial awards from both the Hampton and Portsmouth Garden Clubs. Thanks to both these organizations for making our seacoast beautiful. And thanks to our volunteers for all their hard work all summer long.

05/30/2025

Hampton Beach Beautification Committee members met at Coffee Break Cafe today to kick off their 2025 season. Thanks to everyone who has signed up to help plant, water and care for the plants in all the gardens we manage. All the recent rain has helped our spring plants bloom beautifully.