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Please join us on the Second Wednesday of the month, September - May. All garden friends are welcome to join us for meetings from wherever you live!
Oct. 11, Wednesday, 9:30 a.m - 2:00 p.m.
We will meet for Coffee and Refreshments at 9:30 am and after a brief meeting we will gather in the library parking lot. We will carpool to tour Renee Hopf's beautiful wildlife garden in Stone Mountain. Maps will be provided.
We will have lunch in Stone Mountain at (TBA)
North DeKalb Cultural Center, Room 4
5339 Chamblee-Dunwoody Road
(Adjacent to Dunwoody Library)
For a good laugh: Read a conversation between God And St. Francis called God and Lawns
"...the grandeur of the trees is lost when raking leaves."
Marcelene Cox, American author
Lessons from the Farm:
1. Never use cheap seed.
2. The secret of gardening is to prepare the soil.
3. Timing is critical.
4. The plants that hold firmest are the ones that develop their own roots.
5. Excessive watering produces weakness not strength.
6. In spite of your best efforts some plants will die.
1888 Farmer's Journal
The Card Party, Luncheon and Fashion Show
The date: Tuesday, February 27 (Snow date: 2/28)
The time: 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM
The place: All Saints Catholic Church, Dunwoody
The price: $20.00
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Program: “Christmas Potpourri” by Joyce Green,
National Accredited Flower Show Judge
Our club has been asked to provide desserts for the always delicious complimentary lunch. We will ask for volunteers at the club meeting on Wednesday.
Annual Redbud District Meeting…Tuesday, October 24, 2006 Joy Zaidan
All garden club members are cordially invited to attend Redbud’s 47th Annual District Meeting on October 24th at Stone Mountain Park as we go “Cruisin’ Through History”, celebrating 47 years of garden clubbing in Redbud District. Don’t miss this perfect opportunity to have an outing with your club members, network with other garden club members and see what Redbud District has to offer. This historic meeting will be held aboard the Henry W. Grady Riverboat as we cruise around the lake, viewing the Grist Mill, the Carillon, the Covered Bridge, the Mountain and other points of interest. Bring your camera because there will be lots of photo opportunities. We also have a surprise design program planned for your enjoyment—“Cruisin’ Creativity”. Visit the exhibits and ways and means tables on the riverboat. Relax and enjoy the cruise as you are served a traditional Southern picnic lunch. Dress casually and in layers and wear shoes with good traction. We will have coffee and registration from 9:00–10:00 AM, and the meeting will begin promptly at 10:00 AM. Don’t miss the boat, the riverboat that is! Get your registration in early, as space on the paddleboat is limited. Your registration fee includes FREE entry into the Park for the day. We look forward to having you join us for this fun-filled historic occasion. Click here for the registration form (pdf file)
Kiss of the sun for pardon.
Song of the birds for mirth.
You're closer to God's heart in a garden
Than any place else on earth.
Dorothy Frances Gurney, poet (born 10/4/1858)
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