The was one party where masks and hand sanitizers were not required, and you could even dress in your pj’s.
The video shown was of the 2020 Garden Tours, where the club members opened their gardens to members.
Starting in January, the Club will start the year off with virtual meetings with guest speakers.
The link below will take you to the video
Our speaker, Jim Cunningham from Cardwell Farms, will give his talk at a later date. Jim is willing to make a special trip to sell his bagged marine compost at such time as we are allowed to gather to do this. We will set a date and prior to that date, Pat McGill will take your orders, and you will be asked to bring the exact amount of money and to come for pick-up. Stay tuned for further notice about this sale.
We have a meeting, the Car Boot Sale, Mystery Tour, an Open House at Halifax Seed, and a sale at Public Gardens that at this point are all up in the air. For now, we are not cancelling them but we will give you an update next month. Stay tuned.
After consulting with our treasurer, Paula Manuel, we will be offering a reduction of costs for membership, either to be applied to membership fees for next year for those who have already paid or a reduction to those who still have to pay for this year. We will work out something that is fair for all and easy enough for Paula to manage. As well, once we reconvene our meetings, memberships will then be available.
All of our local businesses are striving to offer services at the same time as keeping us and their staff safe. Everyone is abiding by the guidelines from the Province and they ask that we all respect social distancing. While the premier announced last week that garden centres can open, many of them are small or not set up inside their premises for easy social distancing.
- Cedarcrest 658-1112
- Brunswick Nurseries 847-8244 Opens April 24
- Scott’s Nurseries 506-458-9208
- Shades of Green 738-8319
- The Gentlemen's Backyard 608-6333 info@thegentlemensbackyard.com
