Chucalissa Fall Plantings

Oct 11, 2011

Marianne Parks, Chairperson, along with Diane Baskin, Sharon Wassell, Beth Jennings, and Mary Jo Bosway did a fantastic job at the welcome center planting colorful fall pansies. A walk along the trail helped to identify a couple more trees for the arboretum project.

Southwind Garden Club and GPAC together again

Southwind Garden Club provided a floral arrangement for Germantown Performing Arts Center's presentation of Tommy Tune, a broadway biography in song and dance.

Sept. 17, 2011

Elizabeth is the designer for this floral arrangement for GPAC. The arrangement consisted of red freedom roses, white hybrid lilies, eucalyptus, and hydrangeas.

Yearbook 2011

Thanks to the Yearbook Committee for the 20th anniversary edition. We love the pink!

Beth Jennings, Sally Brenner, Missy Brooks (Chairperson), Peggy Wright, and Susan Hevey (not in photo)

Executive Committee Meeting

SOUTHWIND GARDEN CLUB

Executive Committee Meeting

July 14, 2011

" The purpose of this meeting is to define our objectives

and plot our course for the coming year. It allows

for a free exchange of ideas from key leadership

roles as well as hearing the progress each

Officer and Committee Chair has made over the summer" Ga Nelle Ballard

National Garden Week 2011

NATIONAL GARDEN WEEK

JUNE 2011

Southwind Garden Club

commemorates

National Garden Week

by providing

floral design for public spaces.

Carolyn Browder is the floral designer.

2011-12 Online Archive

SOUTHWIND GARDEN CLUB

2011-12

This online archive project allows a glimpse into the meetings, projects and activities of the Southwind Garden Club. We have a two fold purpose for this project, to inform our members on projects and progress and to educate perspective new members on the activities of the club.

We will highlight effort and design centering around floral and landscape design, horticulture, and advanced gardening. Through this effort we aim to cultivate new friendships and further our passion for all things floral.

SPRING PLANTING AT CHUCALISSA

Marianne Parrs does a wonderful job as chairman of the Chucalissa committee. She recently gathered some of her committee members and made a visit to the museum to do some cleanup of winter debris and get some planting done.


Marianne plants the seeds of "the three sisters".... corn, beans and squash .... in much the same way as the native Americans did long ago.


Marianne's neighbor, Mary, came along to help out.

Digging and pulling weeds is so much fun!

Nan and Mary work on one of the extra large planters on the museum grounds.

Mary, Nan, Marianne and Carol enjoyed their gardening task on an absolutely perfect weather day.