Monday, October 1, 2018

Guest speaker is Freeman Patterson Gardener, Photographer, Author and Educator. Freeman is a Fundy Gardener member who lives at Shamper's Bluff on the Kingston Peninsula. A 250-acre property which he donated to Nature Conservancy of Canada which serves as a conservancy for an ecological reserve and an education area. Behind then the main house is surrounded by a unique collection of Rodendens, Azaleas, and natural ferns all set in a native woodland garden. On the front of the property are vast fields with wildflowers and mowed paths in which a gardener or photographer to meander.
Freeman co-founded the Namaqualand Photographic Workshops in 1984 and had been teaching each year as well as workshops in the United States, Israel, New Zealand and Australia mainly in the winter months and returns home each spring to work in the garden and continue local Photographic Workshops


Open to current members only.

Monday, September 3, 2018

Fundy Gardeners Meeting Sept 5, 2018



The Gardens of Claude Monet ​+ other European Gardens
Brian Hudson World traveler and Fundy Gardener member.
Floral Arrangement -Monet inspired arrangement

Tuesday, August 21, 2018

Desert Squares

Just in case you have a desire for a nice desert which was offered at the one of the Garden Club meetings. Suzanne Bonnells squares.


Sunday, July 15, 2018

Meeting August 1-Growing, Storing & Preserving the bounty of your vegetable garden




Growing
, Storing & Preserving the bounty of your vegetable garden
-Joe & Nico Ruggerio Frederiction Garden Club

Arrangement made using WW 2 Molly Seeds, nasturtiums-given out by Joyce Lee 2017


Monday, June 25, 2018

Guest Speaker July 2018 - George McPhail -Everything coming up Roses



George MacPhail has spent 35 years growing roses and doesn’t just grow fragrant rose gardens; he creates beautiful new flowers. While the fruits of his labour may seem magical, they are really the result of tremendous patience, hard work and endless trial and error.
MacPhail has bred varieties of roses that are not unique, but that he claims are disease-resistant and hardy enough to survive Nova Scotia’s tough climate.
You can find MacPhail’s roses growing in hundreds of gardens around Nova Scotia.


Monday, June 4, 2018

Fundy Gardeners Meeting June 6th, 2018 -7 PM


Fundy Gardeners Meeting June 6th, 2018 -7 PM

 

St. James the less Church, 1760 Rothesay Rd.

 

  • Speaker:  Iain Jack  - Fernwood Plant Nursery. Iain's nursery has a lovely selection of ferns which are hardy to our area. Check out his website at: www.fernwoodplantnursery.ca

     He will have plants for sale at the meeting so bring $$$.

 

  • Topic:    The History of Ferns

 

  • Display Table Theme - It's all about FERNS!! - get creative and bring along something made by you….remember there are 2 chances to win a prize!

 

·        50/50 Draw

 

  • Door prizes - REMEMBER - to win a door prize you need a 2018 #.

      2018 Memberships available: $20 single; $30 couple.

 

  • Gardening Bags - due to the popularity of our gardening bags, we will place an additional order - this will be your last opportunity to order a bag as the owner is closing her business this month. If you wish to purchase one please see Pat McGill at Wednesday's meeting  - cost is $15/bag.. We expect to have the bags available at the July meeting.

      Size is 15 inches high and 48 inches in diameter

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  • Fundy Gardener's Mystery Bus Trip - June 23

For the 24 going on our Mystery Bus Tour - we'll depart at 07:30 am on June 23 from the Rothesay Superstore parking lot for our "all day" adventure!! You'll be receiving an email very shortly with more trip info - we are just waiting for some final details to be confirmed.

PLEASE TAKE NOTE:

  • This month thanks to Elaine Hooper, Ann Evans and Emma McLean refreshments will be served - thanks in advance Ladies!
  • Wear your 2018 name tag as we have many new members and this is how we get to know one another.
  • As the May minutes will not be read at the meeting, please follow the link to access them.

See you all on Wednesday. June 6…until then "happy gardening"!

Lynn