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Evergreen Garden Club meetings are held on the second Tuesday of
every month from September through June. In the summer months there
are occasionally trips planned and different events happening in
the community. Every other year we hold a Garden Tour and on the
opposite years a Plant Sale. During the summer members can be seen
attending our Community Gardens and always appreciate a helping
hand.
EVERGREEN GARDEN CLUB PROGRAMS
Meeting & Program Dates for the new Year - more details to come soon.
Garden work days are a wonderful way to get to know what grows in our area and spend time with people who have been gardening in Evergreen for many years. Bring your gardening tools and questions.
For more information on workdays or to volunteer call Irma Wolf 303 670-3402 or e-mail members@evergreengardenclub.org
September 13th
"Meet and Greet"
Louise Mounsey, Member Emeritus, will start off our Meet and Greet party. Whether guests, new or long-time members, professional or beginning gardeners, we will spend this first meeting introducing ourselves and getting to know one another.
October 11th
Workday
If you are not signed up please contact either:
the Community Garden Volunteer Coordinator - Karen MacFarquhar or the volunteer in charge of a particular garden!
November 8th
"There are no Stupid Questions"
A panel of experienced and master gardeners will field your questions and problems concerning all things gardening in Evergreen.
December 13th
"Annual Holiday Social Gathering"
January 10th
"A Layman's Instinctual Photography"
EGC member, Paul Luzetski, will share some of his favorite photographs of flowers and some of the visitors who enjoy them in the garden. He will explain his process of selecting and capturing these moments in nature.
February 14th
To be determined
March 13th
To be determined
April 10th
To be determined
May 8th
Workday
If you are not signed up please contact either:
the Community Garden Volunteer Coordinator - Karen MacFarquharor the volunteer in charge of a particular garden!
June 12th
"Friendly Wildlife Management"
Joe Julian, extension agent for Colorado State University in Douglas County, will guide us through the unlimited, effective, yet friendly, methods of thwarting our fine, furry garden invaders.
July, August – No regular meeting
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