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fall 2015 The Friends of The Frelinghuysen Arboretum

Fall Programs Celebrate

the Season’s Change

Richard HartlageDesigning the

Gardens atChihuly

Gardens and Glass

Sue & Steve GeorgeHoliday

SwagWorkshop

Elizabeth Scholl Handcrafted Herbal

Skin CareCait FlavinBoo in the Bog!

Marc ZukovichExceptional

Fall Treesand Shrubs

Bus TripFall Garden & Gallery

Tour at Wave Hill

Cooking Demonstration

Fabulous Figs

Special Events Gingerbread

Wonderland Exhibit & Craft Show

Botany & Horticulture

Grow, Cook, Eat

notes from the board

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One of the great perks of participating in this organization is the opportunity to get to know some terrifi c people. We have so many talented and hardworking volunteers who continue to contribute their time, year in and year out.

One such individual is Nicky L’Hommedieu. The most recent of the many assignments Nicky has performed for The Friends is the chairmanship of the annual Blackburn Scholarship Tea. This event, in addition to providing attendees with inspiring speakers and delectable treats, has raised many thousands of dollars for scholarships for a multitude of students studying the fi elds of horticulture and environmental studies. After sixteen years of managingthe Tea, Nicky is taking a well-deserved retirement to spend more time with her family. Nicky, thank you for all you have contributed to the Friends through the years.

And, speaking of retirements – say it ain’t so! Our own Volunteer Coordinator, the very best that could be at that job, Marge Hulstrunk, will be leaving us as of January 1, 2016. To summarize what Marge has done for the Friends in a few words is impossible. Where would we be during Gingerbread Wonderland, during Plant Sale week, during all those activities requiring so many willing hands, without Marge to corral us and keep us all in line? Marge will also be spending more time with her spouse, the ever-patient George, and other family. We will all miss her terribly but are grateful for the time she has given to this organization. Enjoy this next phase of your life, Marge.

When some doors shut others are opened, and I am happy to say that we have welcomed new members to the Executive Board over the past year. Judy Snow is helping in the Rare Book Collection of the Library, cataloging the books and seeking sources of funding for conservation. Diana Propper will be in charge of Bus Trips. Linda Pastorino is our new Garden Club Liaison, and we welcome John Sulpy as Membership Chair. And Kathy Kane has taken on the all-important job of Treasurer.

Lest anyone think that we are now fully staffed, this is not the case. We still have various openings and are in need of willing individuals. Several of these assignments are not terribly time consuming. Please consider giving us a hand! Call the Friends’ offi ce if you can offer us your help. You will enjoy the satisfaction of providing much needed assistance, and get to know some wonderful people.

Sally HemsenPresident

Bus Trip: Fall Garden and Gallery Tour at Wave Hill

Join the Friends for a relaxing fall day overlooking magnifi cent autumnal views of the Hudson River from the fabulous Gardens at Wave Hill. One of New York’s treasures, Wave Hill is a 28-acre public garden and cultural center located in the Riverdale section of the Bronx. Theodore Roosevelt, Mark Twain and the great Italian composer Arturo Toscanini were just some of the famous people who once resided there. Focusing on seasonal highlights, an experienced Garden Guide will give us a one-hour tour of the gardens which include rare and unusual plants, specimen trees, rolling lawns and a beautiful pergola overlooking the river.

Also included will be a one-hour guided tour of the Glyndor House Gallery. Showcasing the work of both emerging and established artists in a unique environ-ment, these exhibitions explore the dynamic relationships between nature, culture and site.

In between tours, we will enjoy sweeping views of the Hudson River and Palisades while eating lunch on the Terrace. Lunch will include salads, fruit, dessert, beverages and your sandwich choice. Registrants will be emailed lunch options for their selection.

Time to shop with the added bonus of a 10% discount is also included. Wave Hill’s fabulous gift shop features a unique selection of nature inspired gifts from local artisans: soaps, ceramics, glass, jewelry, seasonal plants, and even honey from Wave Hill’s own hives!

Date: Thursday, October 15 – Register by September 28

Time: Bus leaves The Frelinghuysen Arboretum at 9:00 am and returns at approximately 3:30 pm.

Cost: $75 members / $85 non-members

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Richard Hartlage – “Designing the Gardens at Chihuly Gardens and Glass”Chihuly Garden and Glass is one of Seattle, Washington’s top tourist attractions. Its beautiful glass exhibits are complemented by gardens and plants arranged to highlight renowned glass artist Dale Chihuly’s work. Landscape designer Richard Hartlage, designed the gardens working closely with Chihuly to achieve a spectacular display of color and texture. Mr. Hartlage is President and CEO of Land Morphology, a Seattle Washington-based Landscape Design fi rm. His award-winning, innovative designs are renowned as emotive, immersive spaces that incorporate sophisticated horticulture, artful detailing, and historical knowledge that heighten the human experience of the natural world. His passion for

horticulture has been cultivated over 15 years working in public gardens and estates. In fact, Richard was Manager of Horticulture right here at the Morris County Park Commission from 1993 to 1996.

His designs have been featured in the New York Times, Architectural Digest, Metropolitan Home, At Home, Fine Gardening, Horticulture, Traditional Home, Pacifi c Horticulture, Garden Design, and The Seattle Times, in addition to other publications in the United States, Japan, and Europe. Richard has given over 350 lectures worldwide, has written over 60 articles on gardening and landscape design for national and international publications. He has contributed to fi ve books on horticulture and design, including Bold Visions for the Garden, a collection of his essays and photography.

Richard has worked on the Chihuly Garden and Glass project continuously since 2007, and he was part of the planning and design process. He collaborated closely with Chihuly Studios to develop the garden for the largest display of Chihuly glass Dale has exhibited to date. Over 500,000 people a year tour the exhibition and the garden continues to evolve. Over 350 different kinds of plants and 42,000 bulbs have been planted in the garden, there are three planted roofs, arbors, green walls and trellises and signifi cant container plantings. A full palette

of trees, shrubs, grasses, ferns, perennials and annuals are used in the garden to achieve twelve months of blooms for the visiting public. Come hear the story of this amazing project, transforming an asphalt parking lot into one of the most beautiful tourist attractions in America. Light refreshments will be served following the talk.

This program is eligible for 2.0 Rutgers Master Gardener CEU’s.

Date: Sunday, October 25 – Register by October 18

Time: 1:00 pm – 3:00 pm


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Richard Hartlage

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Cooking Demonstration:Fabulous Figs

The Potting ShedSo Long to Summer Succulents!Don’t miss the last Potting Shed of the season. Our Scherer Garden winter hardy succulents exhibit will stay, but a boatload of sempervirens will be sailing off to new homes today. Three boatloads to be exact – come share the bounty of the SS Climate Change as we disassemble this exhibit. Learn how to propagate these tidy, textural and easy to grow plants. Take several home for $5. (Cash only, please.) Free to watch.

These programs are eligible for 1.0 Rutgers Master Gardener CEU’s.

Date: Sunday, October 4

Time: Noon – 1:00 pm

Cost: $5

Grow, Cook, Eat: From Spade to Spatula Go from spade to spatula each month with Horticultural Program Specialists Gwen Montgomery and Cynthia Triolo. The series focuses on a different garden vegetable every month during the growing season and offers growing suggestions, planting tips, pests and diseases, new varieties and recipes. Our last two programs for the season are listed below. We’ll have seeds, recipes and a tasting sample to get you motivated to get out in the garden.

Each session in this series is eligible for 1.5 Rutgers Master Gardener CEU’s.

Wednesday, October 21 – Kale and CollardsWednesday, November 18 – Winter Squash

Dates: See above

Time: 7:00 pm – 8:30 pm


This cooking demonstration is all about fi gs. Learn both sweet and savory recipes and yes, we’ll make our own version of fi g newtons, too.

Date: Sunday, October 18 – Register by October 11

Time: 1:00 pm – 3:00 pm


Exceptional Fall Trees and ShrubsMarc Zukovich, President of Sterling Horticultural Services presents some of the best trees and shrubs for fall and winter interest in this informative and entertaining lecture. Learn how to choose the best plants for your site, how to incorporate them into your landscape and perhaps most importantly, how to take care of them for years of enjoyment. Weather permitting, we take a walk outside to see the beautiful specimens on the grounds of The Frelinghuysen Arboretum. Marc is also an adjunct professor at County College of Morris and teaches at the New York Botanical Garden.


Date: Saturday, October 17 – Register by October 10

Time: 10:00 am – Noon


A Garlic Primer If you love the rich taste of garlic, then you’ll want to grow your own! Learn the tricks to successfully grow, harvest and cure garlic, its fascinating history and some fabulous garlic recipes. Sample some tasty garlicky treats and purchase unusual garlic cultivars that are just right for us here in North-Central New Jersey. Superintendent Lesley Parness brings the best selections from the Hudson Valley Garlic Festival right here to The Frelinghuysen.


Date: Saturday, October 24 – Register by October 17


Cost: $12 members / $15 non-members (gourmet garlic cloves will be sold for $1.00 each, please bring a check or cash.)

Garden Tours at The Frelinghuysen Arboretum Meet us in the lobby of the Haggerty Education Center for a tour of the

grounds of The Frelinghuysen Arboretum. Learn some of the history and enjoy the beauty of this exceptional horticultural site with a knowledgeable tour guide.

Date: Sunday, October 4

Time: 2:00 pm

Cost: $3 per person

The SS Climate Change

Herbal SoapmakingMaster herbalist Elizabeth Scholl will talk about the history of soapmaking as well as a variety of herbs, clays and essential oils, and their benefi ts for different skin types. We will make, melt, and pour soap from an all-natural base. Everyone will have an opportunity to make and take home two 3 ounce bars of soap, personalized with a choice of organic and natural ingredients. We will then use natural, seasonal materials to create reusable packaging, making a perfect holiday gift.

Date: Sunday, November 8 – Register by October 31



Handcrafted Herbal Skin Care Explore benefi cial plant based ingredients for skin care and discuss skin care solutions for a variety of skin types with Master herbalist, Elizabeth Scholl. We will then create handcraftedherbal skin care products that are perfect for holiday or any occasion gift giving for women and men – these will include herbal moisturizers, benefi cial salt and sugar based body scrubs and botanical bath salts. Finally, we will craft packaging using natural, reusable and seasonal gift wrap materials.

Date: Sunday, November 8 – Register by October 31

Time: 1:00 pm – 3:00 pm


Holiday Swag Workshop with Sue and Steve GeorgeGot swag? You will after Sue and Steve get through with you! Get a jump on your holiday decorating by making your own outdoor swag under the expert tutelage of the Georges, former owners of Old Brookside Greenhouses and Nurseries in Mendham Township. All materials are provided, but please bring your own pruners and a box in which to carry home your creation.

Date: Friday, November 20 – Register by November 13



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Elizabeth Scholl

To Enter:For almost a quarter of a century, children of all ages have delighted in this holiday tradition. This year we invite your family to take part by creating a gingerbread. Complete instructions will be available October 1st at arboretumfriends.org or call973-326-7603 and request an application.

To Visit:Guests, young and old, marvel at the creativity, skill and sense of optimism that characterizes this charming and ecumenical exhibit of hundreds of edible structures.

Groups of 8 or more must make a reservation to visit by calling 973-326-7601.

Dates: Friday, December 4 through Sunday, December 13

Time: 10 am – 4:30 pm daily, Fridays until 7:30 pm

Cost: $2 per person, children under 2 FREE.

Gingerbread Wonderland Preview PartyFor members only – a sneak peek. Cookies and hot chocolate will be served.

Date: Thursday, December 3 – Register by November 29

Time: 6:30 pm – 8:00 pm

Cost: FREE, but registration is required.

Gingerbread Wonderland Craft ShowHoliday shopping is easy at our Gingerbread Wonderland Craft Show, now in its sixth year. You’ll fi nd local crafters offering beautiful hand-made and affordable gifts perfect for yourself or that special person on your list.

Dates: Saturday, December 5, Sunday, December 6 Saturday, December 12, Sunday, December 13

Time: 10:00 am – 4:30 pm

Cost: $2 per person gains entry to both the Craft Show and Gingerbread Wonderland.

Gingerbread Tips and Techniques If you’ve always wanted to have an entry in our Gingerbread Wonderland Exhibit but don’t know where to begin, this is the class for you! Learn some tips and techniques from a professional baker to get you on your way. It’s a great family, scout or school group activity and it is defi nitely not too early to get started.

Date: Saturday, November 7

Time: 10:00 am – 11:30 pm

Cost: FREE

24th Annual Gingerbread Wonderland

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ArTboretum Mini-Camp Grades 4 – 5Children spend their day exploring the multi-cultural aspects of the art of gardening at The Frelinghuysen Arboretum. Through various media, kids will discoverthe beauty and science of nature. Activities include creating a bonsai, a bog garden, a Victorian fern planting and a Japanese kokedama hanging plant in this one-day mini-camp. Sessions will be both inside and outside so dress for the weather. Bring a bagged lunch that does not require refrigeration.

Date: Thursday, November 5 – Register by October 29Time: 9:00 am – 3:00 pmCost: $70 members / $80 non-members

Kindle the Lights Thanksgiving Centerpiece Ages 8 & UpUsing fresh fl owers, greens, a specially decorated candle and their creativity, young designers will craft a Williamsburg-style Thanksgiving centerpiece perfect for the holiday table or buffet.

Date: Sunday, November 22 – Register by November 14Time: 1:00 pm – 2:00 pmCost: $25 members / $30 non-members

Open Position – Volunteer CoordinatorThe Morris County Park Commission’s HorticulturalEducation Department is seeking an energetic, “people person” for the position of Volunteer Coordinator. • This is a part time job (21 hours per week.)• The ability to work evenings and weekends is

required. • A demonstrable interest in horticulture is required.• Computer literacy is required, including the use

of Excel and other Microsoft Offi ce functions.• Volunteer management experience is a plus.

To apply for this position, please send a cover letter and your resume to [email protected].

No phone calls, please.

The Morris County Park Commission is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

Seedlings Ages 3 – 4Plant the seeds for a love of nature in Seedlings. In this program, preschoolers and their adult caregivers will discover the wonders of nature every Monday morning. Each week features a different theme based on what is growing in the gardens. We begin with story time under the Story Tree and complete the class with a 5-senses outdoor exploration of the arboretum. This program runs Monday, October 5 through Monday, November 23, rain or shine. There is no class on Monday, October 12.

Date: Beginning Monday, October 5 – Register by September 28Time: 10:00 am – 11:00 amCost: $75 per child for 7 classes and includes Family Membership in The Friends of The Frelinghuysen Arboretum. If you are already a Family Member, the fee is $40.

Boo in the Bog!Ages 8 & UpWhat kind of a plant eats fl esh? The carnivorous kind! Cait Flavin raises “carnies” in her greenhouses and designs bog gardens for indoors and outdoors. She will help us build our own mini bog garden and install several “carnies” in it. This tabletop bog garden will last long

after all the trick or treat candies are gone.

Date: Sunday October 18 – Register by October 11Time: 1:00 pm – 2:00 pmCost: $20 members / $25 non-members

Scavenger HuntsWeekend Photo Scavenger Hunt

Grab a camera or phone and stop by the HaggertyEducation Center for a nature photo scavenger hunt. Visitors can pick up the list, head outside and shoot away. Take a picture of every item, return to the Education Center and pick up your prize. Scavengerlists will change every month. October’s theme is “Leaf Me Alone”; and November’s is “The Last Gasp”. What a great way to explore the arboretum and to get the family outside in the fresh air. Dates: Saturdays and Sundays in October and NovemberTime: Families welcome to participate any time between 9:00 am and 3:30 pmCost: $10 per family

A Special Holiday Scavenger Hunt Head over to the arboretum for this special scavenger hunt: “Walking in a Winter Wonderland”. Bring your camera or cell phone as well as a good set of observant eyes. Find most of the items on the list and take home a prize for the entire family. There’s a lot going on out in the gardens during the winter. You just have to look for it. Please note that the arboretum is closed on January 1. Dates: Saturday, December 26 through Sunday, January 3Time: Families welcome to participate any time between 9:00 am and 3:30 pmCost: $10 per family

Cait Flavin

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affi liate member programs

All are free and open to the public

African Violet Club of Morris CountyStreptocarpus – this gesneriad cousin of the African Violets grows in the same part of Africa were African Violets (Saintpaulia) species grow. Learn about their cultural needs and propagation methods.

Wednesday, October 7 – 7:30 pm

African Violet Propagation Workshop – learn how to propagate African Violets. RSVP to Karyn Cichocki, [email protected] by 11/8/15. (Due to Veterans Day the meeting is on Thursday instead of Wednesday).

Thursday, November 12 – 7:30 pm

Frelinghuysen Arboretum Gesneriad SocietyNortheast Regional Gesneriad Show – hosted by the Frelinghuysen Arboretum, the Greater New York and the Long Island Gesneriad Societies. Judged show and plant sale of Gesneriads, the exotic cousins of African Violets. There will be plant experts on hand to answer all your growing questions during Q & A sessions held at 1:00 pm.

Saturday, October 3 1:30 pm – 4:30 pm & Sunday, October 4 11:00 am – 3:30 pm

General Gesneriad Culture – growing media, light require-ments, watering methods and fertilizers will be discussed.

Thursday, November 5 – 7:30 pm

Great Swamp Bonsai SocietyBonsai Education LectureTuesday, October 13 7:00 pm – 10:00 pmTuesday, November 10 7:00 pm – 10:00 pm

Club Auction and Christmas Party Tuesday, December 22 7:00 – 10:00 pm

For updates in topics and changes in dates and times please visit our webpage at: http://www.arboretumfriends.org/gsbonsai/

New Jersey State Chrysanthemum SocietyAnnual Show and SaleSaturday, October 10 Noon – 4:30 pm & Sunday, October 11 10:00 am – 4:30 pm

Home Garden Club of MorristownGeneral MeetingWednesday, November 18 – 11:30 am

1:00 pm – “Ornamental Grasses” Bruce Crawford, Director of Rutgers Gardens, will present a talk on designing with grasses focusing on choosing the right grasses for your New Jersey garden. Learn how these great (deer resistant!) plants can add movement and variety to your garden and plan ahead for next year. This program is eligible for 1.0 Rutgers Master Gardener CEU’s.

North American Butterfl y AssociationSpeaker Ken Witkowski presents “Butterfl ies of the Wallkill River National Wildlife Refuge”.

Tuesday, October 6 – 7:30 pm

Members Night. This is the one meeting every year that allows any members or guests to show their own interesting natural history photos.

Tuesday, November 17 – 7:30 pm

North American Rock Garden Society – Watnong ChapterJoyce Fingerut, North American Rock Garden Society, “Spring in the Mountains of Central Asia”Sunday, October 18 – 10:00 am

Donald Leopold, Author of “Native Plants of the Northeast” Saturday, November 14 - 10:00 am

Tri-State African Violet CouncilThe Tristate African Violet Council will present its 57th annual African Violet show and plant sale. The theme is “Into the Woods with Violets”. The sale will include plants in bloom, plantlets, leaves and other gesneriads. All are welcome.

Saturday, November 7 1:30 pm – 4:30 pm & Sunday, November 8 10:30 am – 3:00 pm

Tri-State Hosta SocietyProgram to be announced Saturday, October 24 – 10:30 am

October – Nature in the Lens by The Wednesday Photo ClubThe Wednesday Photo Club has spent a year preparing for this special show. The members have different techniques and demonstrate multiple perspectives in capturing nature in a way that is sure to delight your eyes.

November – Nature’s BeautyThe artists, all friends, work in their own personal styles and media using either oils, pastels or pencils and focus on different aspects of botanicals and landscapes. And yet, all pieces mesh together to create a beautiful exhibit for you to enjoy.

In Our Gallery

The Friends of The Frelinghuysen Arboretum 353 East Hanover Avenue, P.O. Box 1295Morristown, NJ 07962-1295

Arboretum Leaves is published quarterly byThe Friends of The Frelinghuysen Arboretum.973-326-7603 www.arboretumfriends.org

Sally HemsenPresident

Betsy Martone Secretary

Beverly Highfi eldTreasurer

The Morris County Park Commission and The Friends of The Frelinghuysen Arboretum inviteeveryone to participate in their programs. If you require an interpreter for the deaf or other accommodations, please contact us at 973-326-7603 or TDD 1-800-852-7899. Please provide two weeks notice.

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calendar of events

See page 7 for a complete listing of affi liate member meetings and events.

OctoberWeekends Family Photo Scavenger Hunt: Leaf Me Alone ...............................................6

Ongoing Gallery Exhibit: Nature in the Lens by The Wednesday Photo Club .........................7

4 The Potting Shed: So Long to Summer Succulents....................4

4 Tour of The Frelinghuysen Arboretum ........4

5 Seedlings .......................................................6

15 Bus Trip: Fall Garden and Gallery Tour at Wave Hill .............................2

17 Exceptional Fall Trees and Shrubs ...............4

18 Cooking Demonstration: Fabulous Figs ......4

18 Boo in the Bog!.............................................6

21 Grow, Cook, Eat: Kale and Collards ............4

24 A Garlic Primer .............................................4

25 Chihuly Gardens and Glass by Richard Hartlage ......................................3

November Weekends Family Photo Scavenger Hunt: The Last Gasp ...............................................6

Ongoing Gallery Exhibit: Nature’s Beauty by Various Artists ...............7

5 ArTboretum Mini-Camp................................6

7 Gingerbread Tips and Techniques ..............5

8 Herbal Soapmaking ......................................5

8 Handcrafted Herbal Skin Care .....................5

18 Grow, Cook, Eat: Winter Squash .................4

20 Holiday Swag Workshop ..............................5

22 Kindle the Lights Thanksgiving Centerpiece ............................6

December3 Gingerbread Wonderland Preview Party .....5

4 – 13 Gingerbread Wonderland .............................5

5 & 6 Gingerbread Wonderland Craft Show .........5

12 & 13 Gingerbread Wonderland Craft Show .........5

26 – A Special Holiday Scavenger Hunt:Jan 3 Walking in a Winter Wonderland .................6

Ilona OntscherenkiVice President

registration form

membership form

• Registrations are accepted on a fi rst-come, fi rst-served basis and will be confi rmed when payment is received.

• Credit cards are accepted at our website: www.arboretumfriends.org. Be sure to follow the Paypal instructions to complete the transaction. Bring your receipt to the program.

• Make checks payable to “Friends”. Mail registration form and checks to: Friends, PO Box 1295, Morristown, NJ 07962-1295

• All activities are scheduled in the Haggerty Education Center at The Frelinghuysen Arboretum, 353 East Hanover Avenue, Morris Township, NJ, unless otherwise noted.

• In order to receive a refund, cancellations must be made at least 7 days in advance of the program. To cancel your registration, please send an email to [email protected]. Please include your name, the name of the program and the number of spaces you are cancelling.

• For questions or more information, call 973-326-7603.

Name ___________________________________________________________________________

Address _________________________________________________________________________

City ____________________________________ State _________ Zip ______________________

Home phone _____________________________________________________________________

Secondary phone ❑ Work ❑ Cell ❑ Other __________________________________________

Email ____________________________________________________________________________

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__________ Seedlings ___________

__________ Bus Trip: Fall Garden and Gallery Tour at Wave Hill ___________

__________ Exceptional Fall Trees and Shrubs ___________

__________ Cooking Demonstration: Fabulous Figs ___________

__________ A Boo in the Bog! ___________

__________ Grow, Cook, Eat: Kale and Collards ___________

__________ A Garlic Primer ___________

__________ Chihuly Gardens and Glass by Richard Hartlage ___________

No. attending FALL PROGRAMS Cost

__________ ArTboretum Mini-Camp ___________

__________ Gingerbread Tips and Techniques ___________

__________ Herbal Soapmaking ___________

__________ Handcrafted Herbal Skin Care ___________

__________ Grow, Cook, Eat: Winter Squash ___________

__________ Holiday Swag Workshop ___________

__________ Kindle the Lights Thanksgiving Centerpiece ___________

__________ Gingerbread Wonderland Preview Party ___________

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Email ____________________________________________________________________________

Yes, I would like to join The Friends of The Frelinghuysen Arboretum.

❑ Individual Membership ..................................$25

❑ Family Membership .......................................$35

❑ Extended Family Membership .......................$45

❑ Associate Member ........................................$50

❑ Supporting Member ....................................$100

❑ Contributing Member ..................................$250

❑ Patron .........................................................$500

❑ Student Membership .....................................$15must be 18+ and provide appropriate ID

Make checks payable to “Friends” and mail with membership form to: Friends, PO Box 1295, Morristown, NJ 07962-1295

Please write a separate check for membership, and do not combine with program registration fees.

For more information about membership call 973-326-7603, or visit www.arboretumfriends.org

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