Flowers for downtown planted by volunteers

The Design Team works closely with the City of Jefferson to provide beautiful plants to add seasonal beauty to the downtown.  This group created a plan to invite volunteers to help with the planting while social distancing and had 20 volunteers involved.  All of the plants were purchased through Fudge’s Flowers with Bonnie delivering all of the plants to each of the locations.  The City Crew dropped off a bag of soil to add.

The twelve pillar planters were planted on Tuesday, May 12 with petunias, marigolds, sweet potato vines and a center grass.  The eight sets of cluster planters had the same mix of plants with an added touch of forsythia.

The 32 hanging baskets were planted at the City Shed on Wednesday, May 13.  The City Crew filled the baskets with soil and the volunteers came in to plant them.  These will be hung by the City Crew who also takes care of watering the plants every day.

This partnership works so well.  Jefferson Matters: Main Street appreciates all of the volunteers involved and the City’s support.

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Calendar

January 2026

Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun
1
  • New Year's Eve Party
  • New Year's Day Buffett
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  • Studio Tuesday @ Elliott Art Studio
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8
  • Songwriting Class
  • Trivia @ Lucky's @ Wild Rose Casino
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10
  • Cocoa and Canvas Workshop
  • Live Online Plant Sale
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12
  • Snow Spectacular Stem Station
  • Greene County Community Theatre Auditions
13
  • Greene County Community Theatre Auditions
14
  • Ink Society Writing Club
15
  • Making it Ugly: Bad Art Class
  • Collaging Workshop
  • Trivia @ Lucky's @ Wild Rose Casino
16
  • Kenni Falls @ The Courtyard
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18
  • Lasagna Meal Fundraiser
  • Picker's Circle
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  • Java & Juice at Highland Medical
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  • Candle Making and Macrame Workshop
29
  • Trivia @ Lucky's @ Wild Rose Casino
30
  • Art Exhibition: Tony Sims and Middle of Nowhere Studios
31
  • Blackout Poetry Meets Mixed Media