Garden Club News
A recording of the September program, How to Cultivate an Organic Lawn, can be found HERE on the Sandy Spring Museum You-Tube channel.
Everlasting Crafts
After a garden club member showed her gifted Preserved Boxwood wreath to the group, a few of our members wanted to try this process. This project needs special curing ingredients, 20 days to "preserve" the freshly cut boxwood and a large quantity of product. They made these beautiful sustainable wreaths to last, hopefully, for many holiday seasons:
You can find instructions on making your own Preserved Boxwood Wreaths HERE.
Fall Decor
In past years the Garden Club has made Front Porch Fall Decor as an auction item at the Museum's Fall Dinner and Auction and last year we had a workshop on creating our own fall table decorations, including velvet pumpkins. To inspire you to create your own Fall decor, these are some of those finished products:
Co-President Amy Cohen is ready for her Thanksgiving dinner
What's Blooming?
Camellia S Yuletide from Kathy Gaskill's garden
Morning sunshine brighten these lovely grasses in Olney.
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