The
links to a better garden
|
Why
not look at our programs for this year?
Why not
check the weather forecast for the Annapolis Valley?
Visit the Web to see the site most recently
chosen as The Gardeners' Pick.
Changed December 8 2011
Grafting tomatoes
To email Webmaster
The Webmaster
encourages you to make suggestions.Would you like to recommend
a gardening site as "The Gardener's Pick". I would love
to hear from you.
|
|
Members' Corner
Why not join us?
We
meet at the Melvern Square Community Center,in Annapolis County, at
7p.m on the third Wednesday of each month.
New
members are welcome. Annual membership dues are $7.00. Each Spring
we arrange garden tours for members and each summer we organise a
flower and garden show. Membership brings with it the advantage of
membership in the Nova
Association
of Garden Clubs
which gives members access to discounts
at various plant nurseries as well the opportunity to become
involved in various regional and provincial activities. For more information
about our club please contact our Chairman, Sharron
Hutton. For a map to direct
you to our club meetings go to MAP
My wife and " I joined the Wilmot Garden
Club in 1990, which was one of the best gardening decisions we ever
made; because it hasbrought us into regular contact with a large number
of excellent gardeners from , not only in the Valley, but also from
all across Nova Scotia."
Doug Beaman, 2007-8, Chairperson of the N.S.A.G.C.
2008-11 Vice President of Wilmot Garden Club
News
Nova
Scotia author, Niki Jabbour, had her book on year round vegetable
gardening published  on
December 11, 2011
|
