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Oh the places we can go...especially when there is history, gardens, and inspiration. Hillwood Historic Estate, Museum, ...
10/11/2026

Oh the places we can go...especially when there is history, gardens, and inspiration. Hillwood Historic Estate, Museum, and Gardens is delightful as we welcome a new season.
Marjorie Merriweather Post left a legacy of elegance and beauty in Washington, DC.
Although the fall leaf color has not begun to evolve, the buds on the mums were waiting to burst into bloom, the ambiance was worth the visit. Hillwood is the perfect place to be in the City, yet feel a sense of calm...especially in the garden.

The Fine Arts and Flowers exhibition at Virginia Museum of Fine Arts in Richmond, Virginia brought floral designers from...
10/10/2026

The Fine Arts and Flowers exhibition at Virginia Museum of Fine Arts in Richmond, Virginia brought floral designers from around the state of Virginia’s garden clubs, Ikebana and design groups to interpret art with some knockout floral designs. This event coincides with the opening of the Mellon Jewel Collection designed by Jean Schlumberger.

Do you grow Colchicum autumnale? It’s a wonderful addition to my fall bulb garden beds. The autumn crocus is a toxic, fa...
10/08/2026

Do you grow Colchicum autumnale?
It’s a wonderful addition to my fall bulb garden beds.
The autumn crocus is a toxic, fall-blooming perennial plant that grows from an underground corm and resembles a true crocus. Even though it is supposedly toxic … my 6 cats never go near it.
And I truly enjoy the foliage it produces in the spring (see last photo). Colchicum grows in zones 4 through 9. It thrives in full sun to partial shade. It prefers rich, well-drained loam, chalk, or sandy soil; sharp drainage is critical to prevent corm rot!!! Plant dormant corms about 3 to 6 inches deep and 6 inches apart in late summer.

Build a BUG SNUG for the Birds and Insects for the fall and winter. Use sticks from your yard and fill it will grass cl...
10/06/2026

Build a BUG SNUG for the Birds and Insects for the fall and winter. Use sticks from your yard and fill it will grass clippings, leaves and small sticks.

Please pass this on to teachers, friends, and anyone whose children might want to participate. Find the full list of 202...
10/04/2026

Please pass this on to teachers, friends, and anyone whose children might want to participate. Find the full list of 2025 winners here: https://gardenclub.org/poetry-contest

If your club did red white and blue for the 250 anniversary, please send your pictures to Krista.
10/04/2026

If your club did red white and blue for the 250 anniversary, please send your pictures to Krista.

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