Historic Garden Week 2026 was a great success! Click below to see photos of the tour flower arrangements.
Recognition Award presented to Just Harvest
In June, 2025, the Garden Club of the Middle Peninsula (GCMP) presented a Recognition Award to Jay Richardson Grebe, Director, and Just Harvest, a non-profit organization of the Middle Peninsula and Northern Neck. The award was for Just Harvest's work developing and stewarding learning gardens for the community, where gardening skills can be taught and free produce can be distributed to those who need it. They continually promote the importance of the land and our vital connection to the environment through these gardens and their workshops as an avenue to help communities learn to create sustainable food infrastructures. In the photo, from left, Chad Lewis and Jay Grebe of Just Harvest, Anne Glubiak and Marilyn South of GCMP. For more information about Just Harvest, visit their website:
Essex, King & Queen, King William, and Middlesex Counties
Our aim is to promote gardening among amateurs; to protect our native trees, wildflowers, and birds; to encourage conservation of our natural resources; to promote civic planning; to encourage roadside beautification; and to aid in the restoration and preservation of historic gardens in Virginia.
