A1A Super Scenic Garage

Come join the fun and support our Garden Club at the A1A Super Scenic Garage Sale on Nov 16 from 8 to 2! We will be at Iris Graim’s place, 4212 Oceanshore Blvd., Palm Coast.

Bring your donations of garden essentials like rakes, pruners, clean pots, plants, etc. Make sure your donations are clean and priced. Drop off your donations at Iris’ on Nov. 14 (3-5 PM) or Nov. 15 (9-noon).

We’d love some extra hands on sale day too! Set-up is at 7 am.

If you can help, please contact Jane Villa-Lobos by November 11th. saravillalobos387@gmail.com
Indicate what you plan on donating and/or what times you can help. Thanks for your support!

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October 2024 Selection of the Month

The Garden Club at Palm Coast has recognized Maggie and Mike Marion of Foxhall Ln. as the October 2024 Garden Selection of the Month.

They have friends from Michigan who had moved to Palm Coast, and they would visit them once a year to play golf. They liked it so much that they moved to Palm Coast 10 years ago. Maggie also has a friend with four horses and likes to ride with her.

They have a lovely front yard with so much color that attracts pollinators who enjoy its beauty and fragrances. The yard is dotted with many birdhouses and feeders and has 4 to 5 clutches of bluebirds a year. In the hot weather, they attach a miniature umbrella above their birdhouse to help keep the mother cool!

The front island has many large magenta and bright red zinnias, plus beautiful red, pink, peach, and white roses. There are plumbago bushes, yellow allamanda, and firebush.
The garden was a buzz with several bees and monarchs and fritillary.

I was able to get photos of bees and monarchs while feeding on the colorful zinnias.

Submitted by: Nancy Iandoli, Selection of the Month Committee.

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Arrangers’ Guild First Fall Meeting and Class – 09/17/24

Jane Howell called the meeting to order at 9:30 a.m., 09/17/24. Jane filled in for Linda Hensler, who was away for the summer. Linda will be back for our second meeting. Linda agreed to be in charge again if we all promise to help her out.

We had 12 attendees for our first meeting. Some members were out sick or had surgery and other family matters. They all said they would join again once they came back.

We also lost Sue Bara to a long-time illness. Sue had been looking forward to taking over the Guild since Linda’s retirement. We will all miss Sue very much.

Announcements:

Saturday, October 12, there is a plant sale, orchids, etc. at Garden club of Deland.

Sunday, October 13, in Port Orange there is a Bromeliad Society meeting. Car pool possible if anyone wants to attend.

Monday, October 14 is our monthly Palm Coast Garden Club meeting at the Club 51 at 51 Old Kings Road N. The speakers will be Mark and Christian Robinson, Revival Gardening, “Edible Landscaping and soil Building Strategies”.

Tuesday, October 15, will be our second Arrangers’ Guild meeting.

Wednesday October 23, Denise Garcia, President, asked that we remind Arrangers to attend the Fall District VI meeting, Host: Garden Club by the Sea, Indian Harbor Beach, Fl.

Penny Decker, attend our first meeting as she wanted to join us.

Kelley Callery gave a demonstration on how she shops for lamps and other unique items that she takes apart and uses the bottom vases and parts to make other designs. She also gave a demonstration class on how to use Alcohol Ink.

Penny Decker and Pat Malak volunteered to make their first ornaments that would be used on this year’s Garden Club at Palm Coast Library Christmas tree.

Kelley gave blank disks for Arrangers to take home and make their own ornament creations to bring back to the next meeting. They were asked to put their name and year on the back side and will be hung on our Library tree.

Jane Howell adjourned the meeting at 12:00 p.m.

Respectfully submitted: Nancy Iandoli

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Arrangers’ Guild Meeting

Anyone interested is encouraged to attend the first meeting of the Arrangers’ Guild at the Flagler County Extension Office, Bunnell – 9:30 am – 1:00 pm.

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Day Trip to Maggie’s Herb Farm

Day Trip to: Maggie’s Herb Farm (St. Augustine, FL)

Maggie’s specializes in growing many of the unusual varieties of fruit and herb plants. The nursery has medicinal, herbal, and butterfly plants; and cultivates 100+ species of herbs and succulents. For more information about Maggie’s Herb Farm, visit: maggiesherbfarm.com

This is a Carpool Event, Limit: 20 people

Sign-up sheet available at garden club general meeting or contact Kenetha Kilmurray at 201-916-4492 (# to text) to be added to the list or for additional information.

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