Do roses truly love garlic?
How about tomatoes and marigolds?
How can we sort it all out? Let’s see if there is any sound basis for this old-fashioned theory that has now made a comeback, thanks to organic gardeners. Annick Flaxman, the Garden Club’s Program chair, will present this program. Bring your expertise to share if you like.
Recipes and Garden Tips Compiled by the Garden Club of Weaverville
Photograph reprinted courtesy of Dry Ridge Museum copy.
Purchase at a monthly meeting or contact Anna at anna.nagy@gmail.com or use this website Contact Us form. Stores and others seeking a quantity purchase may inquire about discounts.
Purchases can be made at the following Weaverville businesses:
Dry Ridge B&B
Dry Ridge Museum
Home Gear
Shop Around the Corner
Shope’s Furniture
Weaverville Yoga
Included are vintage postcards of Weaverville from the Dry Ridge Museum with interesting historical facts.
Mary Hugenschmidt, a long time Master Gardener with a special interest in group-shared gardening, will bring us the list of native plants she has selected for our downtown parking bed renovation. This workshop of sorts will permit us to work with her on planning a lovely four-seasons new bed, full of drought-tolerant and pollinator-friendly plants.
How can we sort it all out? Let’s see if there is any sound basis for this old-fashioned theory that has now made a comeback, thanks to organic gardeners. Annick Flaxman, the Garden Club’s Program chair, will present this program. Bring your expertise to share if you like.
The Garden Club of Weaverville, NC 