What a grand finale for our year – 4 garden tours! We will caravan around to enjoy the handiwork of these veteran gardeners who are also club members! Meet by 9:30 a.m. in the parking lot behind the Weaverville Town Hall. Check your email for more info closer to the date.
If you are interested in becoming a member, click here ! Or talk to a member. We warmly welcome your interest.
Nina Veteto, of Monarchrescue.org spoke on the subject of Monarch butterflies, their plight and fight for survival, as well as the rescue programs building up around the country.
Monarch
Since this is a program she offers to schools in this area, it is also a benefit and she will bring some seeds for sale—so please remember to bring cash.
Our usual meeting time applies: 9:30AM at Town-hall, on Tuesday, April 12.
Janet Foor, co-president of our garden club was inspired to write this lovely poem.
Milkweed and Monarchs
The lovely monarch butterfly Sheer beauty to behold Migrating from the north to south On wings of black and gold.
The blossom of the milkweed plant. Sustains their epic flight Along the roads and countryside It grows to their delight.
To some the milkweed should be banned Just like the goldenrod The monarchs think that just one sip’s Like nectar from the gods.
Without the native milkweed plants These monarchs won’t survive But if their habitat is right Our world will see them thrive.
Here is the complete lineup for events at the Weaverville Library in April. The programs for children will include starting wildflower seeds to take home and age-appropriate stories and discussions.
April 9th at 2 PM – Pollinators & Their Biology by Ms. Amy Snyder
April 12th at 11 AM – Family Story Time (Jill Totman)
April 22nd at 4 PM – After School Program: Wings of Life Disney Film (Jill Totman)
April 23rd at 2 PM – Landscaping for Pollinators by Dr. Art Hulse
April 27th at 4 PM – After School Program: Insects & Pollination (Becca Hale)