What's Happening in September at the GWC
Butterflies, Cactuses (Cacti?), and Is there Light at the End of the Tunnel at Longview House? Only the GWC knows!
GWC September speaker Elizabeth Mann says, “I’ve always had a fascination with insects, especially butterflies, and a passion for conservation and recycling. The butterfly is the most fragile of all creatures and a big indicator of environmental health so what better way to help restore the environment than to study the butterfly?” Butterflies are more than just attractive distractions in our gardens. As they search for nectar, they help pollinate plants, ensuring seeds for future generations. Elizabeth’s September 18th presentation will inform our members about butterfly-friendly gardening and butterfly life cycles. “I’ll be offering planting tips that will keep butterflies coming and coming back.”
Need more? This month's Clod-Hopper features a blow-by-blow account of the August workday's progress at our Club's Longview Project - is there an end to the path? How can you become involved? You'll only find out by reading this month's exciting issue (see link above)! And what do cactuses have to do with North Carolina gardening? Much and little, more and less. It's all there and waiting for you in the _____________. You have ten seconds. Ready, set, go! If you're not already a member of the GWC, c'mon! Join up! Just follow the handy link below to get in on the gardening fun!
Need more? This month's Clod-Hopper features a blow-by-blow account of the August workday's progress at our Club's Longview Project - is there an end to the path? How can you become involved? You'll only find out by reading this month's exciting issue (see link above)! And what do cactuses have to do with North Carolina gardening? Much and little, more and less. It's all there and waiting for you in the _____________. You have ten seconds. Ready, set, go! If you're not already a member of the GWC, c'mon! Join up! Just follow the handy link below to get in on the gardening fun!
