2025 Milford Garden Walk
The 2025 Milford Garden Walk will be held on Friday, June 20 from 4-8 pm and Saturday from 10-4, June 21st. We have five lovely gardens and one garden in transition for this year’s Walk. Presale tickets will be available after May 20th and up to June 19th at 3 pm (no later) for $15 at the following locations: Acorn Farms, The Clothing Cove and Main Street Art, all in the Village of Milford on downtown’s Main Street. Tickets will be $20 on the day of the Walk at the Milford United Methodist Church at 1200 Atlantic Street. Even if you have purchased tickets ahead of time, plan to stop by the Marketplace on the church grounds on Saturday (only).
See photos from our 2024 Milford Garden Walk
2025 ANNUAL PLANT SALE & GARDEN MARKET
The popular plant sale will be held on Saturday, June 7th at the Methodist Church in Milford from 10-Noon. A great selection of plants at great prices!
THE MILFORD GARDEN CLUB, a branch of the Woman’s National
Farm and Garden Association, has been in existence since 1948. Today this active club puts on several fund-raising activities including the popular Plant Sale & Garden Market in June and the Annual Garden Walk also in June. Our organization engages in numerous and varied activities in the Milford community. We operate on a not-for-profit basis and support our charitable activities through our community fund-raising events.
Meetings are held at the Senior Center in downtown Milford, 1050 Atlantic Street, adjacent to the Milford Civic Center. Guests are welcome and encouraged to attend. Monthly evening meetings are held the second Thursday of the months, September through July. No meetings in January and February. Meetings begin at 6:30 pm with a social time. Business meetings and programs begin at 7 pm.
New Seed Library Established with the Milford Public Library!
In conjunction with the Milford Public Library, our community members can now access free seeds at the library. You can register at the adult reference desk and choose your seed packets. Once you’ve picked out some seeds, you can take them home and plant them. After they have grown, you can retrieve a few of the seeds and return them to the seed library if you like to help replenish the library’s stock.
To learn more about how seed libraries work and how to harvest seeds, attend the library’s upcoming program, “All About Seed Libraries” on Tuesday, March 18th from 6:30-8:00 pm. Registration begins February 18 for residents and February 25th for all others.