All Club meetings are open to the public.
The Garden Club of Weaverville is a co-ed, non-profit organization open to everyone. For more information on what we do, becoming a member, or supporting the club, visit our website.
In the Weaverville Community Center
[60 Lakeshore Drive, Albert Weaver Room]
Garden Club of Weaverville member Susan Dunbar will present a program dedicated to flower and foliage pressing and the use of these pressed items to create art. She will explain which flowers are best to use, how to store these flowers, and how to later use them in creative ways. She will also have on hand the homemade, wooden flower press she uses, and she will explain how to make one of these.
Susan has always been fascinated by nature—in flowers and foliage, in particular. In 2020, she retired from a career as a nurse midwife and suddenly had the time to explore her creative side. In addition to writing poems and stories, she was able to explore her renewed interest in combining gardening and art. She researched pressing and drying flowers and foliage to use in creative ways, she made her first flower press soon thereafter, and she has been drying flowers to produce art ever since. Susan looks forward to sharing this technique with both her fellow GCW members and visitors from the community.
All are welcome to attend. The garden club will not provide refreshments this month, but feel free to bring your own lunch, snack, or beverages to enjoy immediately following the program, if you’d like. The business meeting will begin soon thereafter.
The Garden Club of Weaverville is a co-ed, non-profit organization open to everyone. For more information on what we do, becoming a member, or supporting the club, visit our website.
In the Weaverville Community Center
[60 Lakeshore Drive, Albert Weaver Room]
Garden Club of Weaverville member Barb Woolmington will share her experience in transitioning her Weaverville home’s outdoor space from a raw construction zone in 2020 to the colorful and pollinator-friendly garden beds she tends now, just four years later. Included in her slideshow presentation are details on how she and her husband seeded a wildflower meadow along the back slope of the house, incorporated a wetlands pond for wildlife, added hardscape in the form of rock paths and terraces, and planted pollinator natives throughout.
The Garden Club of Weaverville is a co-ed, non-profit organization open to everyone. For more information on what we do, becoming a member, or supporting the club, visit our website.
The Garden Club of Weaverville is a co-ed, non-profit organization open to everyone. For more information on what we do, becoming a member, or supporting the club, visit our website.
The Garden Club of Weaverville, NC 