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

March 12, Wednesday, 10:30 a.m.
Installation of Officers and Luncheon
Maggiano’s at Perimeter Mall

March is a tomboy with tousled hair, a mischievous smile, mud on her shoes and a laugh in her voice.
Hal Borland


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.

OTHER EVENTS

The Garden Club of Georgia State convention is in Atlanta this year-April 14,15 and 16th.  If you would like to attend any or all of this, let Maria know. It would be fun to have a group. Check the website  www.uga.edu/gardenclub  for details.

Basic Vegetable Gardening
Date & Time: 03/17 07:00 PM
Event Cost: $7 per person, includes door prize entry
Phone: 404-298-4080
Bob Westerfield, UGA State Vegetable Gardening Specialist from Griffin - Will share basic vegetable gardening information Location: DeKalb Extension 4380 Memorial Dr., Decatur, Ga 30032

Unit 4: Fruit and Vegetable Design
Date & Time: 03/18 09:00 AM
Event Cost: members $20; non-members $23
Phone: 706-542-6156
This is the fourth in a series of five National Garden Club units focusing on designs incorporating fruits and vegetables. Participants will be provided with a list of materials to bring to class. Limited to 20 participants. Priority will be given to those participants who have completed Units 1-3.
Location: The State Botanical Garden of Georgia (Athens, GA): Visitor Center, Classroom A

DeKalb Federation of Garden Clubs
www.dekalbfederation.com
  March 26th - DeKalb Federation Awards Luncheon - Installation of Officers - Callanwolde


Edgeworthia's fragrance is wonderful!

March bustles in on windy feet
And sweeps my doorstep and my street.
She washes and cleans with pounding rains,
Scrubbing the earth of winter stains.
She shakes the grime from carpet green
Till naught but fresh new blades are seen.
Then, house in order, all neat as a pin,
She ushers gentle springtime in.
Susan Reiner, Spring Cleaning

Bright and cheerful, the daffodil is the harbinger of spring

For more information, contact: rose@DunwoodyGardenClub.com