GARDEN CLUB PAST EVENTS click on picture for enlargement
2009 Events  75th Anniversary Banquet
 
Monday, July 12
Stormwater Impact/Solutions Including Rain Gardens, Bio-swales, and Rain Barrels

by Matt Kofroth – Watershed Specialist with the Lancaster County Conservation District
Show table and light refreshments

 

Lancaster County
Conservation District

July Show Table








 



Monday, June 21
Home Garden Tours

Thank You for Opening
your Gardens
 













Monday, June 14 - 6 pm
Container Planting

by Keith Phelps, Country Farm and Home

Sun Container
List of Plants

Shade Container
List of Plants

Side Palnter Container
List of Plants
 

Spring Bus Trip

Mt. Cuba Center
Wyn Eden
May 12, 2010


Monday, April 12 – 6:30 pm
Gardening for Life
Spring Banquet - Media Hights Golf Club

Professor Tallamy will discuss the important ecological roles of thenative plants in our landscapes, emphasize the benefits of designing gardens with these roles in mind, and explore the consequences of failing to do so.
His book Bringing Nature Home; How Native Plants Sustain Wildlife in Our Gardens was awarded the 2008 silver medal by the Garden Writer’s Association.

Guest Speaker - Professor Tallamy


Gardener of the Year - Bob Davis












 

Jim Shower's Garden Tour

Monday, March 8
Large and Small Leaf Rhododendron – Good Choices


by Bill Hersh, President of the Susquehanna Chapter of The American Rhododendron Society


March Show Table

Terrarium donated by Harry Davis

To be raffled at the April Spring Banquet




Birdhouse made and donated by Gary Ruffhead

To be raffled at the April Spring Banquet





Red Fred
First Place in Philadelphia Flower Show
grown by
Denise Conklin




Monday, February 8
Sensory Appeal of Native Plants


by Gregg Tepper of Mt. Cuba Center

Snowman headed for the show table.







Feburary Show Table





Monday, January 11 - 7:30 pm
Fun Garden Photography

by Wayne Guymon of WYN EDEN Gardens




January Show Table
andriulli trumpet flowers

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