Homer Garden Club
Next Garden Club Meeting
Carey Restino of Homer Hilltop Farm
Sunday, November 17th 2PM- 430PM
Aspen Hotel
It’s not too soon to be thinking about next spring! Want to plant your own vegetable and flower seeds? Don’t know where to start (*pun intended)? Join us and local flower and veggie farmer Carey Restino of Homer Hilltop Farm for a presentation on how to properly time your veggie and flower seeding; what materials to use; choosing varieties for success; what plants need to be potted up, and how to care for your starts with appropriate light, temperature, and water. Besides mouth-watering photos, Carey will also have some handouts to help you along. Join us November 17th.​
VICE PRESIDENT NEEDED
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The Homer Garden Club is seeking a person to volunteer to be a Co-Vice-President. This person shares the duties of find ing the 8 speakers for the monthly meetings with the other Vice President. To date five of the eight speakers have been scheduled.
Contact 2013gardenclub@gmail.com to volunteer or get further information.
Zoom Link for November 17th Meeting
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https://us06web.zoom.us/j/87537439891?pwd=ajipNIb9hE4JlSzfAEU9iR05MGj0vs.1
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Our Mission: The Homer Garden Club was founded to educate and encourage gardeners and to provide positive experiences for gardeners at all levels of learning. Homer Garden Club is a non-profit organization. The club happily welcomes new members and visitors.
COMMUNITY SERVICE
Baycrest Garden Project
Annual Spring Plant Sale
Annual Garden Tour