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May 2018 Newsletter Features: May meeting and Petite Flower Show “Welcome to Our World” 2018 Plant/Garage/Bake Sale Report Vote on the Disposition of Headquarters House information May Gardening Tips from McAuliffe’s Valley Nursery Reusing last years potting soil ‘Dynamic Dainty Dimensions’ a poem by June Ann Hassebroek
Welcome To Our World
April 2018 Newsletter Features: April meeting program: “Dynamic Dainty Dimensions” Petite Design by June Ann Hasselblad 2018 Plant/Garage/Bale Sale information Joanne Westveer’s dahlias 2017-photo Earth Day 2018 April Gardening Tips from Marianne Binetti and McAuliffe’s Nursery Plants Deer don’t like National Dandelion Day – April 5
2018 Plant Sale Poster
March 2018 Newsletter Features: March meeting program: Fairy Garden Workshop lead by Debbie DeFilipps ELWD General Membership meeting and February Fantasy Flower Show-photos Bellevue Botanical Society Classes and March gardening tips City of Issaquah, Kristin Haapasaari, city plans for Blue Star Marker garden
February 2018 Newsletter Features: February meeting Program: “Garden and Landscape Design” presented by Kirsten Lints of ‘Gardens Alive Design’ Gardening to Do’s in February- from Kirsten Lints Issaquah History Museum Valentine’s Play Date & Trolly Free workshops at Bellevue Demonstration Gardens and Cascade Water Alliance February Gardening Tips from Bellevue Botanical Garden Staff Valentine Soup recipe
January 2018 Newsletter Features: January meeting program: “Creating Botanical Expressions with Dwarf and miniature Plants” presented by Carole Moklebust of Squak Mountain Nursery. “My New Year’s Resolution” essay by Lise Bixler Things “To Do in January” ‘Take a Mindful Walk in the Peaceful Winter Garden’ by Deborah Will, LMFT (June Ann Hassebroek’s daughter) “The Gardener” poem by Mary Oliver
December 2017 Newsletter Features: December meeting program: “Reducing Maintenance and Backache in the Garden” presented by Karen Chapman owner of Le jardinet Designs. Hellebore Tea information WSFGC 71st Holiday Show “Sing In, Ring In the Holiday Season” photos Coconut Snowman recipe
November 2017 Newsletter Features: November meeting program: “Iris, A Flower for all Seasons” presented by Patrick Spence, owner of Cascade Iris Garden Morinda citrifolia – Nori fruit , by Lenda Sundene photo Plant America, theme for new NGC President – Nancy Hargrove Flea Market Gardening Photos, Historical Museum and members flowers Apple and Carrot Soup recipe
October 2017 Newsletter Features: October meeting program: “Fall Propagation” presented by Master Gardener Kay Gordon Lorene Jackson memorial garden Pennies for Pines Art and Nature Appreciation, notes from a booklet by George H. Opdyke Plant Propagation in October