IN THE GARDEN WE
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Grow Peas of Mind
Believe in Dirt Therapy
Welcome Butterflies and Bees
Make Thyme for Loved Ones
Are Down-to-Earth
Love Sunny and Rainy Days Alike
Are Content with Natural Beauty
Plant Dreams
Harvest Love
Enjoy the View
Get Dirty
Remember our Roots
Squash Selfishness
Practice the Art of Soul to Soil
Turnip to Help thy Neighbor
Live Life in Full Bloom
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TO GARDEN IS TO
BELIEVE IN TOMORROW
April 26 - Kingwood Garden Club
Home and Garden Tour
May 1 - Hope Gardens Tour
The Woodlands Garden Clubprovides educational programs, sharing of experiences and interests, friendships, attractive opportunities for field trips, and community service. The club is open to all garden lovers in the greater Woodlands area which includes Montgomery County and North Harris County.
The Club meets the second Tuesday of each month from September through May. Unless otherwise noted, Garden Club meetings are held at:
Shenandoah Municipal Complex
29955 I-45 N
Shenandoah, TX 77381
The meeting venue occasionally changes for special programs, so check website postings monthly.
Our email address is:
thewoodlandsgardenclub@gmail.com
For more upcoming events and beautiful photos check out our Facebook page:
https://www.facebook.com/TheWoodlandsGardenClub/
Clarence Bearded Iris
Jewels of Opar
2019 Officers
The Woodlands Garden Club
a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization
April 9 Meeting: Vivian Tondeur presents
"Gardens of Europe"
Mark Bowen Presentations on Landscaping with Native Plants
Verbena Plant Study
Lovely flower arrangments for Hospice Groups December 2018
Left to right: Sherry Copeland, Vice President; Bitsey Crimson, Secretary; Betty Lahiri, President and Sharon Podolski, Treasurer
Home Activities Events
Floral Group Flowers February 2019
March 12 Meeting
Wonderful Décor & Delectable Brunch
Jade Plant
W E L C O M E
2018 Officers
Christmas Party 2018
Camellias brought by Tommy Weeks.
Table centerpieces and décor - absolutely gorgeous. We are grateful to Betty Lahiri for her talent and her beautiful creations . The cuisine she chose was excellent. She and her many helpers made this luncheon exceptional in beauty and taste.
Making Flowers for Hospice Facilities January 2019
March 12 Meeting:
Container Gardening
with Lucy Harrell
2019 CALENDAR
Jan 8 Meeting: Camellia care
with Tommy Weeks from
Longmire Daylily Gardens
Jan 15 Hospice floral arranging
at Sharon Podolski's home
Jan 22 Field Trip: Museum of Natural
Science: Death by Natural Causes
and Butterfly Exhibit.
Jan 28 Arbor Day Tree Give Away
at Hughes Landing
10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
Feb 12 Meeting: Mark Bowen
presents "Landscaping with
Native Plants to save Water"
Plant Study: Jewels of Opar
Feb 19 Hospice floral arranging
at Sharon Podolski's home
March 12 Meeting: Lucy Harrell gives
presentation on "Container
Gardening"
March 19 Hospice floral arranging
at Sharon Podolski's home
April 9 Meeting: Vivian Tondeur
presents "Gardens of Europe"
April 16 Hospice floral arranging
at Sharon Podolski's home
April 26 9 am Trip to Kingwood Garden
Club Home and Garden Tour
May 1 9 am Trip to Hope Gardens
May 14 Spring Installation
Luncheon
May 21 Hospice floral arranging
at Sharon Podolski's home
FALL SESSION
Hospice floral arranging and crafts are
tentatively set for the third Tuesday of
each month.
Sept. 10 Douglas Gleason & Jamie
Hartwell, Mercer Botanical
Garden, Happenings - progress
since Harvey & volunteer
Oct. 8 Betty Lahiri - Group hands on
arrangement or baskets & more
Nov. 12 Amy Stoddard speaks about
Monarch butterflies
Dec. 10 Christmas Party
Jan. 14 Brandy Hill from Orchid Express
will talk about orchids and will
also bring orchids to sell
Feb. 11 Lynn Huber will give a Dish
Garden demonstration, after
which it will then be given as a door prize
Mar. 10 Tony Huffman
Floral/Interior Design
April 14 Gary Green of Magic Worm
Ranch talks about all the benefits
worms offer
May 12 Officer installation lunch
February 12 Meeting - Beautiful Decor and Delicious Brunch
April 9 Meeting
Brunch and décor delicious , lovely and fun