Nanoose Garden Club
The Nanoose Garden Club Meetings
Where: at the Nanoose Library Hall
When: January-June & September-November on the first Friday of the month. In December there is a Christmas function, & in July & August there are various outings including a members picnic.
How: Membership is $15/annum payable at the door (cash or cheque). Guests are welcome to attend club meetings for $2 (cash only).
Meeting Agenda: Registration is at 1:00 & the Meeting starts at 1:15 Club business with announcements & a coffee break - Please remember to bring your own mug. Speaker presents from 2:00-3:00
2023
UPCOMING MEETINGS & EVENTS:
Friday, FEBRUARY 3 - Meeting
Speaker: Garden Conversation Circle - Bring your own lunch
Topic: Anything goes
Start Time: 12:30 - 2 pm
Venue: Nanoose Library Hall
Friday, MARCH 3 - ZOOM Meeting
Speaker: Linda Gilkeson
Topic: "Resilient Gardens for a Changing Climate"
Venue: Nanoose Library Hall and via Zoom from the hall - Members will receive an email with details!
Friday, MARCH 10 at 10 AM - Members' Outing
How: First 30 members who sign up to Car Pool on March 3
Where: Outrageous Edibles and Bedibles in Coombs
Friday, March 31- Meeting (in lieu of APRIL)
Speaker: Sue Nurmi from Harbour City Photography Club
Topic: Photography in Your Garden
Venue: Nanoose Library Hall
Friday, MAY 5 - Meeting
Speaker: Colin Bartlett - of the Backyard Bird Store, Nanaimo
Topic: Birds and Climate Change
Saturday, MAY 13 - Event - NGC Plant Sale -
Venue: Nanoose Library Hall
Friday, JUNE 2 - Meeting
Speaker: Mitchi Hunter
Topic: Perennial Vegetables
JULY ? - Event - TBA Members' Open Garden Tour
AUGUST ? - Event - TBA Summer Picnic Gathering
Friday, SEPTEMBER 1 - Meeting
Speaker: Members welcome to...
Topic: Show what you grow!
Friday, SEPTEMBER 29 - Meeting (in lieu of October)
Speaker:
Topic:
Friday, NOVEMBER 3 - AGM Meeting
Speaker:
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DECEMBER 8 - Christmas Event
- NGC Members' Christmas Luncheon -
Venue: Nanoose Library Hall
Past Meetings & Events:
Friday, JANUARY 6 - Meeting
Speaker: Morden Maples from Cedar
Topic: Tapping on Vancouver Island
Venue: Nanoose Library Hall