Our meetings are held at Homestead Village - Activities Room, 1800 Village Circle, Lancaster, PA at 7:00 p.m.
Upcoming meetings:
Completed Meetings:
Wednesday, March 14, 2018
Program: "Glorious Spring"
Enjoy our first meeting of the new year with a time to gather and greet each other. A presentation by club members of Horticultural and Design for our 2018 Club's Small Standard Flower Show 'Glorious Spring' will be given.
Wednesday, April 4, 2018
Program: " Native Plants for Nesting Birds"
Speaker: Derek Stoner, Naturalist
derekstoner@hotmail.com
484-723-3348
Derek Stoner is a lifelong outdoorsman, land manager, and naturalist. He will present Native Plants for Nesting Birds, a popular program that introduces thoughtful ways to consider the role that native plants play in hosting nesting birds. From colorful cardinals to tiny hummingbirds, there are many wonderful avian visitors that depend upon native plants for their nesting success. Learn methods to improve the attraction of birds to your home and landscape through simple and proven planting techniques.
NEW - WEAR YOUR FAVORITE GARDENING HAT TO THE MEETING!
Program: " Native Plants for Nesting Birds"
Speaker: Derek Stoner, Naturalist
derekstoner@hotmail.com
484-723-3348
Derek Stoner is a lifelong outdoorsman, land manager, and naturalist. He will present Native Plants for Nesting Birds, a popular program that introduces thoughtful ways to consider the role that native plants play in hosting nesting birds. From colorful cardinals to tiny hummingbirds, there are many wonderful avian visitors that depend upon native plants for their nesting success. Learn methods to improve the attraction of birds to your home and landscape through simple and proven planting techniques.
NEW - WEAR YOUR FAVORITE GARDENING HAT TO THE MEETING!
Wednesday, May 2, 2018
Program: "Gardening Without Risk of Pain or Injury"
Speaker: Dawn Cox, PT, MSPT, CSMT
Prana Functional Manual Therapy
617 North Prince Street, Lancaster, PA 17603
717-390-4822
Dawn Cox opened her unique physical therapy practice in 2009. She is passionate about helping others to function in their daily lives at an optimum level. Dawn will share her extensive knowledge on how to protect ourselves from injury as we garden and move
about.
Note - Bring flowers from your garden. We will make bouquets to cheer Homestead Healthcare Residents.
Program: "Gardening Without Risk of Pain or Injury"
Speaker: Dawn Cox, PT, MSPT, CSMT
Prana Functional Manual Therapy
617 North Prince Street, Lancaster, PA 17603
717-390-4822
Dawn Cox opened her unique physical therapy practice in 2009. She is passionate about helping others to function in their daily lives at an optimum level. Dawn will share her extensive knowledge on how to protect ourselves from injury as we garden and move
about.
Note - Bring flowers from your garden. We will make bouquets to cheer Homestead Healthcare Residents.
Wednesday, September 5, 2018
Program: "Creating a Fall Inspired Craft"
Spend the evening socializing and creating colorful Autumn Leaf covered glass votives or and alternate project. The Club will supply all materials. More details to follow.
Bring flowers from your garden. We will make bouquets to cheer Homestead healthcare residents.
Program: "Creating a Fall Inspired Craft"
Spend the evening socializing and creating colorful Autumn Leaf covered glass votives or and alternate project. The Club will supply all materials. More details to follow.
Bring flowers from your garden. We will make bouquets to cheer Homestead healthcare residents.
Wednesday, October 3, 2018
Program: "Floral Designs by Susan Aspinall"
Speaker: Susan Aspinall
1531 Greening Lane
Harrisburg, PA 17110-3313
susanaspinall@yahoo.com
Susan is a member of the Garden Club of Harrisburg. Currently serving as Chairman of Central Area Judges Council, she is a NGC Accredited Flower Show Judge. She has attended several Conferences of the Floral Arrangers of America, held annually in Orlando, Florida. She will show us some of the techniques she has learned that we can use to enhance our own designs, especially leaf manipulation.
NEW - WEAR AUTUMNAL COLORS TO THE MEETING
Program: "Floral Designs by Susan Aspinall"
Speaker: Susan Aspinall
1531 Greening Lane
Harrisburg, PA 17110-3313
susanaspinall@yahoo.com
Susan is a member of the Garden Club of Harrisburg. Currently serving as Chairman of Central Area Judges Council, she is a NGC Accredited Flower Show Judge. She has attended several Conferences of the Floral Arrangers of America, held annually in Orlando, Florida. She will show us some of the techniques she has learned that we can use to enhance our own designs, especially leaf manipulation.
NEW - WEAR AUTUMNAL COLORS TO THE MEETING
Wednesday, November 7, 2018
Program: "Old-Growth Forest Network"
Speaker: Joan Maloof, Old-Growth Forest Network
PO Box 21
Easton, MD 21601
www.oldgrowthforest.net
Joan Maloof is a scientist, a writer, and the Founder and Director of the Old-Growth Forest network, a non-profit organization creating a network of forests across the US that will remain forever unlogged and open to the public. Dr. Maloof is a Professor Emeritus at Salisbury University in Maryland. She is the author of Teaching the Trees: Lessons from the Forest and several other books. Are you aware that Lancaster County has an old-growth forest? Located in the River Hills is our county's only documented old-growth forest, the 65 acre Ferncliff Wildflower and Wildlife Preserve.
Notes: 1) This meeting will be held at the Bachman Center at
Homestead Village.
2) Please RSVP to Linda Hoppes if attending - phone
717-875-0051 or email = LDHoppes@comcast.net
Program: "Old-Growth Forest Network"
Speaker: Joan Maloof, Old-Growth Forest Network
PO Box 21
Easton, MD 21601
www.oldgrowthforest.net
Joan Maloof is a scientist, a writer, and the Founder and Director of the Old-Growth Forest network, a non-profit organization creating a network of forests across the US that will remain forever unlogged and open to the public. Dr. Maloof is a Professor Emeritus at Salisbury University in Maryland. She is the author of Teaching the Trees: Lessons from the Forest and several other books. Are you aware that Lancaster County has an old-growth forest? Located in the River Hills is our county's only documented old-growth forest, the 65 acre Ferncliff Wildflower and Wildlife Preserve.
Notes: 1) This meeting will be held at the Bachman Center at
Homestead Village.
2) Please RSVP to Linda Hoppes if attending - phone
717-875-0051 or email = LDHoppes@comcast.net