Connie Hasko, President of the Cazenovia Garden club cuts back her garden. In 1949, an ad was placed in the Cazenovia Republican to see if enough people were interested in forming a garden club. In 1950, the club was formally founded with the objective of developing skills in home improvement and creating awareness on local and national conservation problems and inspiring members to serve these needed areas. Photo by Jake Wheaton.
By Jake Wheaton
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Through a project dedicated to bringing color to the village, The Cazenovia Garden Club’s plantings brighten downtown storefronts. And at Stone Quarry Hill Art Park, volunteers help plant honeysuckle into artist Jeremy Tarr’s installation, featuring sculptures that sustain nocturnal pollinators.
