Hi folks--You should have all gotten your Fall issue of "Indiana Gardens" which is the publication of the Garden Club of Indiana. It comes as a PDF file, and you just click on the file or highlight it and click "open file" to see it. Its best to print it out, since it shows up sideways, having been formatted to print on your printer. If you want a hard copy and can't figure out how to print it, let me know and I will make one for you.
HTTD! Fearless
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Nobody had any ideas for July, so I don't know if we are meeting or not. We can always meet here, the gardens are pretty--but there wasn't much interest in that last year--people are busy with other things and on vacay and stuff, so I'm not sure what to do. If anyone has ideas, let's hear them. I want to head to Wavecrest sometime soon, so we can have a PIE day if anyone else wants to go along. Other than that I don't have any ideas. Let me know if anybody gets a brainwave.
Next meeting Not Decided
Nobody had any ideas for July, so I don't know if we are meeting or not. We can always meet here, the gardens are pretty--but there wasn't much interest in that last year--people are busy with other things and on vacay and stuff, so I'm not sure what to do. If anyone has ideas, let's hear them. I want to head to Wavecrest sometime soon, so we can have a PIE day if anyone else wants to go along. Other than that I don't have any ideas. Let me know if anybody gets a brainwave.
CURRENT STUFF FOR THIS MONTH
- Nothing to Report
More Info (PAGE LINKS)
Favorite Books Old and New
- Botany for the Artist by Sarah Simblett
- Daylilies by A.B. Stout
- Flower Garden Problem Solver by Ball and Ball
- Plant Driven Design by Scott Ogden and Laura Springer Ogden
- Right Plant, Right Place by Nicola Ferguson
- Square Foot Gardening by Mel Bartholomew (recommended by Rosie)
- The Four Season Landscape by Susan A. Roth
- What Plant Where by Roy Lancaster
Handy Links for Dirty Hands
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