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Club President: Nancy Giffhorn
Email: ngiffhorn@kingwoodgardenclub.org
Mailing Address:
Kingwood Garden Club
P.O. Box 5048
Kingwood, TX 77325-5048
Meetings:
First Tuesday of each month
September through May
Location:
Barrington
Manor House
2700 N. Cotswold Manor Drive
Kingwood, TX 77339
Directions / Map »
Time:
9:30 a.m. - 12:00
Programs:
September 4, 2007
Tony Huffman
"From Garden to Gorgeous" (Salad luncheon to follow)
October 2, 2007
Bob Robertson
"Adding Color to Your Winter Garden"
November 6, 2007
Chief David Welch
"Cooking With Herbs"
December 4, 2007
"Design Challenge-A Reality Program"
January 8, 2008
Georgia Lapp
"Adventures and Misadventures of A Weekend Farmer"
February 5, 2008
Dr. Bob Randall
"Organic Gardening"
March 4, 2008
Karen Breneman
"Wildflowers in Your Garden"
April 1, 2008
Pilgrimage to the Big Thicket
May 6, 2008
Annual Luncheon and Installation of Officers
Check our Calendar for Events »
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"Wildflowers "
The wildflowers of Texas are an expression of nature’s unrivaled splendor. No better symbol could reflect the true face of Texas: the strength, grit, and untamed beauty that we always dazzle the eye. As we start another year we will relate to this nature’s garden.
Indian paint brushes (officers) will stand firm and tall and look over the landscape to provide the tools necessary to spread the beauty further into the community.
We will use the bluebonnets (experienced gardeners) to stimulate our gardening knowledge. To discover how to over come extreme conditions and still come through shining.
Buttercups (members) in their abundance will spread out into garden allowing others to see the opportunities that are available.
One of the last flowers to join the display are the brown-eyed susans, which will be all of the new members that will see our influence and want to join.
With all these flowers at their peak, the beauty of gardening will be spread farther into the community.
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Nancy Giffhorn
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