Pictured above L-R: B Bracknell, S Richards, B Atkins, H Bairstow, P Holmes
The Dumbleyung Garden Club celebrated the year that was at their yearly windup lunch held at along Came Henry.
The club meet each month at each member’s garden and there is always an event planned.
Recently six Garden Club ladies travelled to Darkan to admire two beautiful open gardens. One garden had approximately 400 roses and many glorious irises, along with the most amazing vegie garden. Both gardens had mixed plantings of roses, iris, perennials and annuals. A lovely picnic lunch under the gazebo was enjoyed before heading to the second garden.
The Garden Club looks forward to welcoming a couple of new members from Badgebup next year and would love to see even more new young faces attend. They meet monthly on Tuesdays for a casual catch up and chat over the garden of the day.
If you would like some hints and tips on your garden issue or want some inspiration and ideas on what to plant where, why not join us?! Anyone interested in celebrating being a green thumb (or learning how to become one) please feel free to contact Bev Bracknell or Helen Bairstow.
Article by H.Bairstow
The club meet each month at each member’s garden and there is always an event planned.
Recently six Garden Club ladies travelled to Darkan to admire two beautiful open gardens. One garden had approximately 400 roses and many glorious irises, along with the most amazing vegie garden. Both gardens had mixed plantings of roses, iris, perennials and annuals. A lovely picnic lunch under the gazebo was enjoyed before heading to the second garden.
The Garden Club looks forward to welcoming a couple of new members from Badgebup next year and would love to see even more new young faces attend. They meet monthly on Tuesdays for a casual catch up and chat over the garden of the day.
If you would like some hints and tips on your garden issue or want some inspiration and ideas on what to plant where, why not join us?! Anyone interested in celebrating being a green thumb (or learning how to become one) please feel free to contact Bev Bracknell or Helen Bairstow.
Article by H.Bairstow
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