What you have been waiting for all year!
Centreville Garden Club's annual plant sale will be Saturday, May 7 from 9 -12.
We will be set up near Virginia Bagel in the Village Center on Stone Road
Cash Only please.
What you have been waiting for all year!
Centreville Garden Club's annual plant sale will be Saturday, May 7 from 9 -12.
We will be set up near Virginia Bagel in the Village Center on Stone Road
Cash Only please.
At our March meeting Mike Bishop spoke to us about Purple Martins. He began the Northern Virginia Purple Martin Initiative to bring the martins back to our area. The initiative now maintains 25 active colonies at parks, golf courses, a university and a monastery. Together, the colonies have more than 350 individual nesting gourds and housing compartments. That is approximately 1,500 young purple martins fledged in 2021. Because they live in colonies, the martins provide regular entertainment.
We had a cake for Kathleen and thanked her for all that she did for Centreville Garden Club.
Parktober Fest was Saturday October 9 from 12-5 at Ellanor Lawrence Park. Several of us met on Friday and made fall arrangements to sell. We donated the proceeds to Friends of Ellanor Lawrence Park.
For our September meeting we met at the Sully Government Center. We hadn't been able to meet there in over a year.
Our speaker was Josie Baxter. She did a wonderful talk and slide show telling us all about her farm where she grows fresh flowers that she sells to local florists.
We also had our annual Sunflower Challenge and potluck with seasonal or locally grown food.
On June 17 we traveled to Winchester, Va. We enjoyed the seven acres of Glen Burnie Gardens and the Norman Rockwell exhibit at the Museum of the Shenandoah.
On July 20 we traveled to Luray, Virginia and toured Birdsong Pleasure Garden. We enjoyed our lunch surrounded by flowers, birds and butterflies.