Twin Creek Garden Club

- Member of The Ohio Association of Garden Clubs, Inc.

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November Program

                        & Meetings  

 

November 6th, 2006

 

Weeding: 9:00 a.m.

 

Winter Plantings: Survey, Weed & Mulch.

 

Location: Projects

 Dress for the weather.

 


 

Fall Workshop

November 21, 2007
Advent Wreath

 

  • The 1st Sunday symbolizes HOPE with the Prophet's Candle- Jesus is coming
  • The 2nd Sunday symbolizes FAITH with the Bethlehem Candle- Mary & Joseph's journey to Bethlehem
  • The 3rd Sunday symbolizes JOY with the Shepherd's Candle- Joy at the coming birth of Jesus
  • The 4th Sunday symbolizes PEACE with the Angel's Candle- The Message of the Angels: "Peace on Earth, Good Will Toward Men" 

Location: Maggie's Barn

 


TO DO LIST

 

  • Plant amaryllis now for gorgeous flowers in January and February.
  • Rake, remove and destroy diseased leaves.
  • Store garden supplies and fertilizers in a safe, dry place.
  • Clean up annual flower beds; renew mulch around perennials.
  • Place mulch around roses, berries and other tender plants.
  • Wrap the trunks of young, thin-barked trees with paper tree wrap to prevent sunscald.
  • Place coated fencing material loosely around tree trunks to prevent deer and elk rubbing.

 

November 11, 2007

 

9:30 a.m.

 

PORTMANTEAU


TCGC Member and President Bonnie Nesslage will open her beautiful home nestled in a wooded setting for a presentation on Container Gardening for Special Needs with Master Gardener Rhonda Sanderman, a friend of member Dorris Hensley.

Pots are elegant and timeless—accents in the garden. They are great for architectural decoration. These Pots will adorn any garden, terrace or entrance.
We will discuss pots and plants. We will learn some cultivation techniques and ways to include these versatile pots and plants in your garden and on your dinner table. You just can’t contain yourself!