Final monies due for Deep South Convention Cruise. Cruise from March 16-21. This is a FFGC cruise with tons of garden programs on board. Flyer will be available at Kenetha Kilmurray’s table.
Sip, create, and learn the art of festive centerpiece-making in this fun, hands-on holiday workshop. Bring your creativity and enjoy an afternoon of seasonal cheer with fellow Garden Club members and guests.
The “Sip & Create” class will be held on December 15th from 2–4 PM.
Cost: $5 for members / $10 for guests
Registration: Last day to register is November 10th
Payment: Monies are due at the December 8th General Meeting
The Scholarship Fund is covering the cost of greenery and dishes/pots, so all you need to bring is your holiday spirit and enthusiasm to create something beautiful!
Step back in time at the beautiful Lightner Museum, where art, history, and architecture come together for an unforgettable morning. After our guided tour, we will enjoy lunch at the Alcazar Cafe inside the museum.
Cost: $12 per person (10-person minimum already met) – Lunch at the Alcazar Cafe is your responsibility.
Registration: Last day to register is Friday, Oct. 17
Payment: Please submit $12 by Friday, Oct. 24
Sign-up: Sheets will be available at club meetings leading up to the event
Questions/Payment Coordination: Contact Kenetha at Kenetha@hotmail.com
Let’s make it a big outing. The more the merrier!
The Green Thumb volunteers will be offering their personal expertise during specific talks on Garden Basics, Native Plant Identification and Care, and Propagating Techniques. They will also be available throughout the day at various garden locations to answer your questions and offer in depth knowledge about the maintenance requirements required to keep your garden looking its best.
We will also be having a plant sale. A food truck will be on site. Or, bring a picnic lunch to make it a fun and educational day at the Garden.
10:30 – 11:30 Gardening Basics by Elaine Prisby
11:30 – 1:00 Lunch Break
1:00 – 2:00 Florida Natives vs. Invasives (Walking Tour) by Dana Wiest & Amy Kalmbacher
2:00 – 3:00 Propagation Techniques by Jane Villa-Lobos & Dena Shafer
Cost: General Admission (Members free)
For more information call: 904-540-3294
Rain Date: October 18
Download event flyer!
Join The Garden Club at Palm Coast for an “Edible Nature Hike” led by Stacey Matrazzo of the Florida Wildflower Foundation. Learn how to identify native plants with edible and medicinal properties as you explore the scenic trails of Washington Oaks.
There are still a very limited number of places available, so don’t wait to sign up! The fee for this field trip will be covered through The Scholarship Fund, but participants are responsible for park entry and their own lunch.
Sign-up sheets are available at the Garden Club General Meeting prior to the trip date.
