Back by popular demand – centerpieces from “Thanksgiving to Christmas” that you make yourself! The Community Garden Club of Camas Washougal is pleased that another of our talented members, Karen B., will lead us in the annual creation of floral centerpieces at our November 14, 2018 general meeting! The meeting runs from 1-3pm; the floral … Continue reading
The Community Garden Club of Camas Washougal’s November meeting is ONE WEEK EARLY Nov 15th, starting at 1pm, to avoid conflict with Thanksgiving eve. Following light snacks and a short business meeting, members will be making their own individual floral arrangements using materials from their own yards and gardens to take home afterwards. Member Nancy … Continue reading
There is no featured speaker for the November general club meeting, instead club members may make floral holiday centerpieces with guidance and tips from Nancy M. Don’t worry – even if flower arranging isn’t your “cup of tea”, other members are happy to help you with yours! (Each year, everyone leaves with something gorgeous!) But, … Continue reading
Succulents, Sedums and Flower Baskets! Here are some pix of only a few of the plants and containers we’ll be selling this year. This lovely “Succulent & Sedum” Wall Hanging is one of our raffle prizes this year! Or do you prefer to design your own succulent & sedum pot? We’ll have a great selection … Continue reading
Club members created their own floral arrangements at the Novemeber General Club meeting. Members brought various flowers and materials, along with some donated by the club, and created some amazing centerpieces! Thanks go to Karen B. for providing guidance and the many other talented club members who shared their decorating abilities with all. [Photos: Nancy … Continue reading
Back by popular demand – centerpieces for the holidays that you make yourself! During our November General Club Meeting, one of our talented members, Karen B., will be leading us in the creation of Thanksgiving floral centerpieces! Members, please bring: clippers containers – small or large – your choice greens, fillers dried pods, grasses, oats … Continue reading
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