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7 January 2003
Meeting. Mary Helleiner: "Alpines of the Dolomites
and Southern Austria." Mary dazzled us at the 2001 Christmas
Party with a few slides of her trip to this lovely part of the
world. Now she will show us all the others.
4 February 2003
Meeting. John Weagle: "Evergreen Azaleas."
Another look at this wonderful group of Rhododendrons. For new
members, this is an introduction to this easy and most rewarding
side of Rhododendron gardening; for long-time members, another
chance to revisit these great plants.
4 March 2003
Meeting. Roslyn Duffus: "Growing Plants from
Seed." Roslyn will share her secrets for success in how
to grow from seed. This is by far the cheapest way to fill your
garden with wonderful plants. You will always have a particularly
fond spot for the one you grew yourself.
1 April 2003
Meeting. Jaime Ellison: "Rhododendrons and Other
Ericaeceous Plants." Jaime is co-owner of Bunchberry Nurseries
and a faculty member of Kingstec.
6 May 2003
Meeting. Tracey MacKenzie: "Tree Selection, Establishment
and Formative Care." Tracey, who is an instructor at Nova
Scotia Agricultural College and a certified arborist, will talk
about this neglected side of our gardens.
Members' Plant Sale. See Special
Notices.
10 May 2003 (Saturday)
Workshop. NS Agricultural College, Truro, NS.
Details and Registration Form in the May 2003 AtlanticRhodo
Newsletter.
18 May 2003 (Sunday)
May Plant Sale. See Special
Notices.
17 - 18 May 2003 (Saturday
& Sunday)
Spring Mini-Show. See Special
Notices.
14 June 2003
Garden Tours and Annual Potluck Supper:
Halls Road, Boulderwood, Halifax.
Tours 4:00 pm - 6:00 pm.
Potluck Supper 6:00 pm. Hosted by John Brett, 7 Halls
Road, Boulderwood, Halifax. Please let John know if you plan
to attend the Potluck, at (902) 475-3775.
See Special Notices.
21 June 2003
Garden Tours: Mahone Bay and Bridgewater.
See Special Notices and Map.
Please Note: Some members, who have environmental sensitivities,
ask their fellow members please to use no perfumes, scented soaps,
etc., on the days or evenings of RSCAR events, in order to minimize
the risk of allergic reactions. |