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We are "closed for the summer".

Please join us in September for more interesting garden programs.

Dear Members and Garden Friends
For garden fun and garden know-how, wherever you live, enjoy the holidays and please join us in our activities in the
upcoming year.

We are "closed for the summer"

Please join us in September for more interesting garden programs

North DeKalb Cultural Center, Room 4
5339 Chamblee-Dunwoody Road
(Adjacent to Dunwoody Library)

Program: “Butterfly Ballet”
By Z. Ganaway, Certified National
Garden Club Environmental Consultant

Spring is God's way of saying,
"One more time!"
Robert Orben

A delicate fabric of bird song floats in the air,
The smell of wet wild earth is everywhere.
Oh I must pass nothing by without loving it much,
The raindrop try with my lips, the grass with my touch;
For how can I be sure I shall see again
The world on the first of May
Shining after the rain?
Sara Teasdale, May Day

DeKalb Federation of Garden Clubs
www.dekalbfederation.com

Queer things happen in the garden in May. Little faces forgotten appear, and plants thought to be dead suddenly wave a green hand to confound you.
W. E . Johns

For some more really excellent gardening tips, please check out "Gail the Gardener" column on the Redbud website. Go to www.RedbudDistrict.com and click on Education, then Gail the Gardener. Also Renee Hopf has a very nice Birds and Bees page. Lots of good info on this site.

	We are "closed for the summer". Please join us in September for more interesting garden programs.
	Dear Members and Garden Friends For garden fun and garden know-how, wherever you live, enjoy the holidays and please join us in our activities in the upcoming year. We are "closed for the summer" Please join us in September for more interesting garden programs North DeKalb Cultural Center, Room 4 5339 Chamblee-Dunwoody Road (Adjacent to Dunwoody Library) Program: “Butterfly Ballet” By Z. Ganaway, Certified National Garden Club Environmental Consultant Spring is God's way of saying, "One more time!" Robert Orben A delicate fabric of bird song floats in the air, The smell of wet wild earth is everywhere. Oh I must pass nothing by without loving it much, The raindrop try with my lips, the grass with my touch; For how can I be sure I shall see again The world on the first of May Shining after the rain? Sara Teasdale, May Day		DeKalb Federation of Garden Clubs www.dekalbfederation.com Queer things happen in the garden in May. Little faces forgotten appear, and plants thought to be dead suddenly wave a green hand to confound you. W. E . Johns For some more really excellent gardening tips, please check out "Gail the Gardener" column on the Redbud website. Go to www.RedbudDistrict.com and click on Education, then Gail the Gardener. Also Renee Hopf has a very nice Birds and Bees page. Lots of good info on this site.