Members of the LOW Garden Club support the natural resources of Lake of the Woods in Locust Grove, VA. They share an interest in furthering scientific knowledge of gardening and horticulture and many want to learn
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Calendar of EventsDecember 2nd--Clubhouse Holiday Decorating. This is a "command performance" for all club members which begins at 9 AM (Committee chairs report at 7:30). As always, lunch will be provided after the decorating has concluded. If you haven't already, please sign up at the Club's next general meeting.
December 9th--Members ONLY Christmas Tea. Come wear your festive Christmas attire and join the general membership for a lovely tea! In order to be a bit frugal this year, we are asking members to volunteer to make one of the recipes that the Tea Committee has planned. With the Clubhouse all spruced up and decorated for the holidays, this truly is a time to just enjoy your handiwork and the company of garden club members. January 6, 2025--Take down of holiday decorations begins at 9 AM. When everyone shows up, this goes very quickly so please mark your calendar and plan to help. -----FYI----- General meetings are held at 1 PM on the second Monday of each month in the clubhouse unless noted otherwise. Board meetings are held on the fourth Monday of each month unless noted otherwise. Flower Arranging for Dummies!
Photos from the November 11th Garden Club Program entitled "Flower Arranging for Dummies!" Becky Salustri (right) won the auction for the demo arrangement that was made during the program.
October Meeting full of Ghouls, Gourds and Good Times!
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Still Haven't Picked Up Your Yearbook?
The 2024-2025 issue of the LOW Garden Club Yearbook is available and if you haven't picked yours up yet, it's not too late! Just ask for it when you check in at the next meeting--Karin has them all!
The Yearbook is your "all-access pass" to the who, what, when and where of our club. In it you'll find member info including members' addresses, pictures and birthdays, dates of meetings at the local, district and state levels, local workshops coordinated by our own program committee, a listing of past presidents, the bylaws, pictures taken throughout last years' events and much more! The club is able to give you this Yearbook free of charge due to the generosity of our advertisers whose ads more than cover the cost of printing the issue. Please notice the ads, patron these businesses and thank the advertisers for helping our Club. Learn About the Old Dominion Master Gardener Program here
Are You Ready for Some Cold Weather Color?
By Rose Javier, Programs Committee
Karen Tavakoli, a dedicated educator, shared her knowledge of sustainable practices by, once again, giving a presentation to the LOW GC meeting on Monday, Sept. 9th. She focused on the various beautiful native fall/winter, berry-producing shrubs and bushes we should consider planting in our gardens. She also had plants for sale! Click here to see notes from her presentation. With nearly a decade of experience in landscaping and nursery operations, Karen founded “Karen for Nature” to reconnect people with the natural world right in their own yards. At “Karen for Nature,” the mission is clear: to empower individuals to play an active role in reversing the climate crisis, one yard at a time. Karen’s deep passion for nature drives her to explore its intricate patterns, capturing unique insights through photography and rigorous data collection. By replicating natural systems with cutting-edge technology and innovative optimizations, she creates impactful, sustainable solutions for her clients. Her pioneering work in native plant propagation and market stimulus is paving the way for a greener, more hopeful future. |
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The LOW Garden Club is a member of the National Garden Clubs, Inc., South Atlantic Region and
The Virginia Federation of Garden Clubs, Shenandoah District
The Virginia Federation of Garden Clubs, Shenandoah District