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JANUARY
January 19, 2001 MEETING - Roses for the Northwest presented by
Barbara Webber
January 31-February 4 - Tacoma Home and Garden Show at the Tacoma Dome
FEBRUARY
February 7-11 - Northwest Flower and Garden Show at the Seattle Convention
Center
February 16, 2001 MEETING - Salween Expedition to the Yunnan Border of
China presented by Steve Hootman
MARCH
March 16, 2001 MEETING - Gardens Around Oxford, England by Jean and Roger Eichman
APRIL
April 10 - NARGS seedling pickup at home of Bill Havens
April 20, 2001 MEETING - No formal meeting; instead club members will
participate in the Spring Fair in Puyallup
April 20-22 - Twelfth Annual Spring Fair at the Puyallup
Fairgrounds
April 28-29 - Pierce County Master Gardeners Plant Sale at the Demonstration
Garden in Puyallup
MAY
May 2 - day excursion to the Hulda Klager Lilac Gardens and Tsugawa Nursery
in Woodland WA
May 18, 2001 MEETING - Ferns for the Garden presented by Judith Jones
JUNE
June 15, 2001 MEETING - Daylilies presented by Bill Havens
June 24 - Pot-luck picnic at the home of Dianne and Bob Fincham in Eatonville WA
JULY
NO REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING
July 25 - day excursion to South Seattle Community College Arboretum
AUGUST
NO REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING
Building Bird Houses Workshop - date/time/place to be announced
SEPTEMBER
September 21, 2001 MEETING - to be announced
OCTOBER
October 19, 2001 MEETING - Backyard Landscaping to Attract the Birds presented by Joani Easterlund
NOVEMBER
November 16, 2001 MEETING - Annual pot-luck dinner and election of officers
DECEMBER
NO REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING
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Chairperson |
Bill Havens |
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Vice Chairperson |
Candy Strickland |
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Secretary |
Verna McCleery |
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Treasurer |
Bob Fincham |
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Members-at-Large |
Thea Oakley Trudy Wargo |
Membership Information
The Chapter meets on the third Friday of the month at 7:30 PM in the Pierce County Administrative Center, 3005 112th Street East, Tacoma WA except for the months of July, August, and December. For more information, contact Bob Fincham (bobfincham@mashell.com).
The aims/purposes of this society are to foster and to stimulate interest in the growing, propagation, and study of rock garden, alpine, and native plants. The society also promotes the use of slower growing plants which are appropriate for smaller spaces and drier conditions.
Membership benefits:-
1. Receive a monthly newsletter containing program information, upcoming plant sales and events, and short plant articles.
2. Learn from guest speakers whose topics range from alpine plants to plant pests and everything in between.
3. Exchange plant information with other plant enthusiasts.
4. Participate in bus trips to various gardens and nurseries.
5. Exchange and purchase unique plants.
You are invited to join. Membership dues are $7.50/person or $10.00/couple payable to the Mount Tahoma Rock Garden Society. Send remittance to the Club Treasurer, Robert L. Fincham, 4412 354th Street East, Eatonville WA 98328.
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