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National Garden Clubs (NGC) has developed a new program to promote NGC Flower Shows. The program involves the Kentucky Judges Council to encourage and mentor clubs wishing to hold a flower show by providing information and support on schedule writing, awards, and procedures and then to guide the club through the flower show process. This program is designed for garden clubs that have never held an NGC Flower Show or garden clubs that have not held a flower show in the last five years.
To get your club started on the path to a fun and successful Flower Show, please contact the Judges Council President, Mary W. Turner (mary.turner@tetratech.com | 859-361-0799). A Mentor Judge will be assigned to your club and will provide you with a packet of information about staging an NGC Flower Show, including a sample Flower Show Schedule, a list of NGC Awards, and a list of the necessary supplies that can be ordered from NGC. With assistance from your Mentor Judge, your club will tailor the information to fit your needs and preferences and will work with you throughout the process—from beginning to end. Clubs that participate will be recognized with a certificate signed by the NGC President, Mary Warshauer.
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It is with a heavy heart that we must inform you that former National Garden Clubs President, Sandra H. Robinson passed away on March 22, 2021. Sandy Robinson was one of our very own, a founding member of the Lady’s Slipper Garden Club in London, KY, in the Mountain Laurel District. She was a former … Continue reading “In Memoriam: Sandra Robinson”
Landscaping Design Consultant, Gardening Consultant, Environmental Study Consultant, Flower Show Judge Sandra Kay Robinson Mon 17 Aug 1953 – Mon 22 Mar 2021 Garden Club Member Lady Slippers Garden Club Mountain Laurel District Sandy Robinson was one of our very own, a founding member of the Lady’s Slipper Garden Club in London, KY, … Continue reading “Sandra Kay Robinson”
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Patron of Gardeners – October 2nd is is St Francis of Assisi Day, known for his love of animals and nature. 15 Minute Gardening – Label garden hoses “Not Potable”, since the PVC stabilizer can leach into the water. Potable are available from garden stores and on-line. Water Early and Deep – Always water early … Continue reading “October Things to do in Your Garden”
Concert In The Garden The Central Kentucky Concert Band entertains more than 250 guests in the Nannine Clay Wallis Arboretum on the 4th of July weekend. It was a beautiful evening to picnic and enjoy the wonderful music. Maybe you would like to attend next year!
The Richmond Garden Club organized 1958 and federated 1959. The purpose is our desire to make our members and community more appreciative of the beauty, excitement, and satisfaction of gardening. Members maintain a Monarch Butterfly Garden in the city’s Million Park off Tates Creek Road. Every two years we present a horticulture scholarship to a horticulture student at Eastern Kentucky University. Artistic exhibits are made for the Richmond Area Arts Council, Gallery on Main, McCready Manor senior living, and for community businesses and leaders. Members donate garden supplies for new Habitat homes. Some meetings are travel, we visit area gardens and have speakers from our community who share the love of gardening. Guests are welcome.
Meetings: The fourth Tuesday of each month at 12:30 p.m.
Contact: Laura Rist Phone: 859.358.8500
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Meeting Date: 3rd Thursday of each month
For more information contact: Beth Robertson via email: bbrjtr@aol.com or call 270.339.9709
The Boone County Garden Club meets at noon on the second Tuesday of each month at members’ homes. A light lunch is served followed by our business meeting. A presentation is made on various gardening topics and/or club projects by a guest speaker.
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Meeting Schedule: 2nd Tuesdays at noon
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Members’ Homes, Burlington, Kentucky
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The Audubon Park Garden Club membership extends beyond the limits of Audubon Park, and includes both women and men interested in the various aspects of gardening.
For more information contact Jane Jonczy at janejonczy@gmail.com
Place: Audubon City Hall (unless otherwise noted)
Time: 1:00 p.m.
Date: 2nd Monday of each month except January
~ 09/13 – House Plants and Fall Planters – Jeff Wallitsch CANCELLED
~ 10-14 – Creatures in the Mist – Rev Lee Payne, Jr – Audubon Country Club 3265 Robin Road 5:45PM CANCELLED
~ 11-08 – Creasey Mahan Nature Preserve Meeting and Tour- Tavia Cathcart Brown
~ 12-11 – Christmas Tea welcoming new members – Jan Huber’s Home
~ 02-14 – Composting Why should I and How Do I? – Jacquelyn McGrail, Master Gardener – Audubon Baptist Church 1046 Hess Lane.
~ 03-14 – Hostas – Dr. Anne Cartwright
~ 04-12 – Monarchs and Milkweeds Supporting Our Native Butterflies – Amy Shelton – Audubon Park Country Club 3265 Robin Road 11:45AM
~ 05-09 – Container Gardening – Helen Emily Challis – 1129 Cardinal Drive
~06-13 – Tour of A Member’s Garden – Home of the President of APGC – Jane Jonczy
Flower Show Judges in Kentucky have their own council.
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The Kentucky Council of Nationally Accredited Flower Show Judges is pleased to present an NGC approved Flower Show Symposium. Symposia are primarily intended for Flower Show Judges to maintain their credentials, but all garden club members interested in learning more about flower shows, floral design, and horticulture are encouraged to attend.
The Horticulture component, taught by Jan Griffin, will feature Hollies & Hydrangeas. The Design component, taught by Claudia Bates, will feature Multi-Rhythmic & Cascade Designs. Two Allied Topics will also be presented: (1) Pressed Flower Note Card (a Hands-On activity) and (2) Floral Design Mechanics.
For the public, attending a Symposium offers a different view of flower shows and more particularly, flower show judging—something that often mystifies exhibitors. When the doors to a flower show open, we see the result of the judge’s work—the placement of ribbons—but we know little about why a particular entry was judged blue ribbon worthy. Attendees witness firsthand how judges train to evaluate both horticulture exhibits and designs. Plus, they gain valuable insight into what makes a blue ribbon winner.
Situated in Western Kentucky, halfway between Nashville and St. Louis, Paducah was founded in 1827 by William Clark of Lewis & Clark fame. Its origin and prosperity are attributed to its strategic location at the confluence of the Ohio and Tennessee Rivers. A national heritage destination, Paducah is vibrant and sophisticated, culturally rich and full of flavor. Known as Quilt City USA®, Paducah is home to The National Quilt Museum and serves as an incubator for the fiber arts community. Thousands from around the world flock to Paducah each spring for the annual quilt show. Recognizing Paducah’s importance to the arts community, in 1913, the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) designated Paducah as the world’s seventh Creative City of Crafts and Folk Art.
Calling Paducah “home” are Hancock’s (internationally-known fabric store); riverfront floodwall murals painted by Robert Dafford; antique stores; Freight House—where Paducah Chef Sara Bradley of “Top Chef” fame—offers Farm to Table Southern Cuisine; and Plant Oddities, worldwide shipper of Tillandsia (air plants).
The Kentucky Council of Nationally Accredited Flower Show Judges cordially invites you to join us for its Symposium June 28-30, 2022.
Founded 1963
39 Members | Yearly Dues: $25
The Franklin-Simpson Garden Club has monthly meetings. We created a Monarch Waystation in 2014 and a Veteran Plaza at the Franklin Post Office in 2019, and we have helped create other gardens in our community. We sponsor a Flower Show and a Horticulture Show, and we staff an Earth Day booth in April.
We sponsor a monthly “Yard of the Month” award. Nominate a yard or a garden in Simpson County today!
Meeting Schedule: Usually 3rd Wednesdays at 1:30 pm
Meeting Location
Cornerstone Building, 202 W. Kentucky Ave, Franklin, Kentucky, 42134
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Franklin Garden Club c/o Grohsmeyer, 350 Sulphur Springs Church Road, Franklin, Kentucky, 42134
Tel: 301-247-3503
Email: franklinkygardenclub@gmail.com
On Saturday, June 4th, 2022, the Franklin-Simpson Garden Club is hosting a garden tour in Franklin KY.
The theme is “From Showers to Flowers”. The tour includes
Refreshments are available at the Cornerstone Building.
Tickets are $12. They can be purchased from any member of the Franklin-Simpson Garden Club, the Gallery on the Square at 110 N. Main Street in Franklin, and Online.
This tour is the major fundraiser for the club. The money raised is used to beautify our community and support gardening by other groups, such as the Boys & Girls Club.
The Franklin-Simpson Garden Club meets on 3rd Wednesdays, usually at the Franklin Presbyterian’s Cornerstone Building at 202 W. Kentucky Avenue in Franklin KY.
The presentation starts at 1:30pm. Snacks and socializing began at 12:45. Everyone is welcome, and the programs are free.
Registration will be on Friday morning, and judging will be on Friday afternoon. The Flower Show will be open for public viewing on Friday night and Saturday morning.
The Schedule will be posted here before May 10th.
Lassie Gregory Page Mon 18 Mar 1918 – Sun 16 Jan 2022 Garden Club Member Franklin-Simpson Garden Club Dogwood District Lassie Gregory Page was a long-time member of the Franklin Garden Club, and a life-long resident of Franklin, Kentucky, where she was graduated high school in 1946 and attended First Baptist Church. She … Continue reading “Lassie Gregory Page”
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