HERE WE COME

         THE INGOMAR GARDEN CLUB PLANT SALE

       MAY 11TH     CORNER OF INGOMAR ROAD AND PERRY HIGHWAY 8AM TO 2PM

AND JUST WHAT CAN YOU EXPECT ?  Perennials found only from your grandmothers garden (because we have dug them up and re-potted them since 1946) "diggums.   Varieties ot tomatoes, peppers, and annuals that local big stores don't carry..we call them "off the beaten path."  Lots of expert gardeners will be on hand who are happy to answer questions and make sure you have a wonderful garden.

Here we are

PHOTO SHOOTMadam President, Linda Womsley with Publicity Chairman, Marcia Wielgus looking pretty pleased with the project.

Happy customer versus one making decisions decisions !!! ! Time for a little H20

Beautiful dayThe price is right!Janet Desko overseeing the the crafts and resale items.Looks like the shelves are sold out.  Be back next year

Thanks Oralia. Joe Stavish,Tree expert, Community Education Coordinator for Tree Pittsburgh was the Guest Speaker and  taught us valuable techniques on tree planting, pruning, weeding, watering, and mulching.  Got it!

Michael Niggemer,   1st Place winner in the state essay contest regarding conservation.  He is proudly holding the state certificate and $100 check.  Michael is a senior at Vincentian Academy and a volunteer in High School World Vision, Animal Friends and Little Sisters of the Poor.  He plays soccer and plans to attend Pitt to study pre-med.  Below from left to right: Chris Hawthorne, Chairman Conservation and Youth, Mrs Rita Canton,Principal Vincention High School, Michael Niggemer,  Barb Oswlald, co-chairman for Conservation and Youth 

Flower arranging at "Flowerama.  Add a glass of wine with a yummy or two and ---Shazam!April 17

Jesteadt's Nursery in Prospect, PA.  where a greenhouse is another world.         April  29

 Jestaed's Green house April 24

A great place to "shop & Save

Welcome Winter,

As I write this there is a blanket of snow on the ground, the
roads are clear and the skies are blue. I have a fire burning
in the fireplace and an evergreen decorated for Christmas in
the corner. That's what I was hoping I would see when I
opened my eyes this morning! Instead I have a layer of
leaves still covering my yard. Fall does go on for a few more
weeks, then we can welcome winter officially.
I'm looking forward to sharing the holiday season with you
at our luncheon at Shannopin Country Club. Remember to
bring a gift if you would like to participate in the gift
exchange.
Kate has set up Lunch outings for January and February,
please consider bringing a friend, neighbor, past garden of
the month winner, garden admirer, or your mom/daughter

Share the Season

Linda