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NEWS BY DISTRICT
MAY 2, 2008
GARDENEWS
WEBSITE:
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News For All Districts
That was a great program at the garden club meeting!
My guest
enjoyed it so much
that she
said she wanted to join!
National
Garden Clubs, Inc. is looking for imaginative programs that inspire, educate,
and entertain (even all three at once!) and receive responses like the above.
Programs such as these are needed to help our garden clubs stimulate their
current members as well as attract new ones.
With the
encouragement of Barbara May, NGC President, a manual of garden club programs
is being designed to gather together the most innovative programs that our
garden club members have produced.
Has your
garden club had a program that “fits the bill”?
Please share
it with NGC and other garden clubs!
Fill out the
submission form below and send it in by January 1, 2008. All submissions will
be acknowledged with a NGC certificate of appreciation. A panel of NGC members
will select the 24 to 30 most creative and imaginative programs to be compiled
in the manual.
(Qualifying programs should be
deliverable at any meeting; specific speakers and site-specific materials are
not eligible for submission. A lecture may be a “script” that could
be presented by a garden club member. Skits should have a script attached with
submission.)
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Program
type: __ hands-on
workshop
__demonstration
__ field trip/tour
__ lecture __ skit __ panel discussion __ other
Name of
program __________________________________________________________
Supplies
required (if any) ____________________________________________________
Description
of program (please continue on back if necessary) (include photos if needed for
clarification
or if a
specific item is produced during the program)
Garden
Club_______________________________________________________________
State Garden
Club ____________________________________ Region _______________
President of
Garden Club ____________________________________________________
Address_____________________________________City_________________State
_____
Zip
_______Telephone __________________Email _____________________________
Send to: Poss Tarpley,
For further
information, call (703) 660-8661 or email posst@aol.com
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District I
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District
II
The
2008. In conjunction with our birthday celebration and
Week, we will be staging a Small Standard Flower Show. The flower show
will
begin on the afternoon of June 5th from 2:30 to 7:00 and will continue from
12:00 to 2:00 on June 6th at the Prince Frederick Library Prince Frederick,
MD. For more information concerning this event, contact our Flower Show
chairperson: Peggy Zachousky 410-586-9572 or email pannz@comcast.net
http://www.chesapeakegardenclub.org/27th_annual_daffodil_show.htm
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District
III
District
IV
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District
V
Design Study Unit #6 ORIENTAL MANNER (Ikebana)
May
30, 2008
SUPPLY
LIST
Type plant material needed:
Three to five branches of any shrub or
tree approximately 15" - 20" (branch should be approximat~ly 2 - 3
times the width or height of your container whichever is greater). The branch
may be with or without flowers but should have leaves.
Five to seven flowers, no more than two
kinds. The size of the flowers should be in proportion tO,your branches and
container size.
Type of container:
Flat and wide
mouth container with 2" - 3" depth to hold water and needle holder is
preferred. If you use a container is more than 3" you will need to bring
gravel or stone to raise the needle holder position.
Container should be round, square,
oval, triangle or any shape except abstract.
Bring:
Conditioned shrub or tree branches
Conditioned flowers
Container
Tool box with: Scissors
Needle holder approximately 2 1/2" to
3" in diameter Paper towel or cloth towel
2 1/2"
X 2 1f2 1/ square feet plastic sheet
Water container
Box to carry design
Gravel or stones
Directions to Calvary United Methodist Church, Mt. Airy: From 1-70, exit 68; from East, straight at exit on to Main Street; from West, left off ramp, under overpass to light, turn left on to Main Street; continue on Main Street approximately 1/2 mile; Calvary UMC is on the right. Go to back parking lot, enter far right door. We will be in the gym.
Mt. Airy Garden Club
Presents
Second Annual Spring
Plant
Time - 9:00AM to 3:00PM
Hanging Baskets, Spring
Flowers, Perennials and Vegetables
Saturday - May 10, 2008
Calvary United
Mt. Airy,
The Chairperson for this
event is - Jennie Fellows
1-301-829-9012
The 14th annual
MLGC to Host 8th “SECRET COUNTRY GARDENS” TOUR
The Mountain Laurel Garden
Club will be hosting its 8th annual garden tour “
The cost of tickets is $7.00
and will include a short description of each garden, a map, and written
directions. Tickets may be
purchased the day of the sale at the Garrett County Historical Society’s
Gazebo in downtown Oakland near the historic 1884 B&O Train Station.
Proceeds from the tour will
be used by the Mountain Laurel Garden Club for the continued beautification of
our communities as well as encouraging gardening and sound conservation
practices through club activities and programs. A portion of the proceeds will be
donated to the
For more information contact Kathie Smith
at 301-334-3249 or log onto the website at www.mountainlaurelgardenclub.org. The Mountain Laurel Garden Club is a
member of the National Garden Clubs, Inc., the Central Atlantic Region, and the
Federated Garden Clubs of Maryland, Inc.
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