Ever since 1946, The Cedar Mill Garden Club has been offering educational programming for the community. Join us to share gardening and landscaping tips, hear top-notch presenters on gardening and conservation, take field trips and share in the fellowship of like minded women.
We meet on the third Wednesday of the month at 11:30 p.m. at the
Community Room across from the
Beaverton City Library on 5th and Hall
(12350 SW 5th)
Beaverton, Oregon
The Theme:
"150 Years of Horticulture in Oregon"
The Goal: Working Together in Gardening
2011-2013 Goal: To spread the word about gardening, horticultural issues, wildlife
and bird conservation, sustainability, floral design and the joys of gardening
and garden clubs to our members and the community at large and ...
To nurture a curiosity about all things wild and beautiful and develop an
appreciation for the planet earth through a potpourri of programs, member
friendships and community involvement.
"Visit us and try us on for size, we guarantee you will be pleased." ... Barbara Cushman, club president
Welcome Plant Lovers!
Browse our Website for Information About:
Monthly programs and activities
Our 8th Annual Plant Sale, May 6th & 7th 2011
Our Wildflower Project
Bird sightings in Portland Metro Area
Project Feederwatch
Links to other gardening websites
The photo gallery of our activities
Notes from the program on hummingbirds
Club member profile and pictures
Guest book & comments
Gardening tips
Gardening book recommendations
Plant and bird of the month
Youth Program
Arbor Day
The Cedar Mill Garden Club
Guest Book
Birds &
Gardening
Program Summary:
Hummingbirds
Wildflowers
Member Profile
Links
The Cedar Mill Garden Club's Field trip Committee co-chairs Jan Leavitt and Claudia McCarter have announced field trips planned for February and March . The February trip, Superbowl Sunday Feb. 5, will be to Garden Fever on NE 24th for their 8th Annual Book Soriee featuring local authors of gardening books. Afterward the group will look at the shop and nursery. Carpooling: Meet at 12:30 p.m. at the Safeway Parking Lot on Murray and Cornell. Click below for info on Garden Fever.
THANK YOU for
SUPPORTING
the 8th ANNUAL
MAY
PLANT SALE and ART FAIR
See You May 4-5 This Year
118th & NW Cornell Rd near John Quincy Adams Young House
NEXT Program
. Wildflower Garden
THOUGHT FOR THE MONTH
The best way to make sure you are removing a weed is to pull on it. If it comes out of the ground easily, it is sure to be a valuable plant...Ananamous
OFFICERS FOR NEXT BIENNIUM: L. to R
Barbara Cushman, President, Cheryl Gavette, Vice-President
Marilyn Barti and Delores Greenholtz, Co-Secretaries and Sue Owen, Treasurer
Arbor Day, Memorial Tree, Installation, Convention, Pat Still's garden, Program Activities
WHAT'S NEW !
Conservation Pledge
I pledge to protect and conserve the natural resources of the planet Earth and promise to promote education so we may become caretakers of our air, water, forest, land and wildlife.
"Attracting Birds to Your Backyard"... presenter Scott Lukens of the BackYard Bird Shop
Bird Pledge
"To my bird friends, I pledge my word that I will share my garden with them as welcome guests. For them I will provide food, water and shelterfor nests and nestlings. May birds always find in my gardena sure and welcome sanctuary and in me its faithful keeper." -- Junior Gardening Manual NFGC Inc.--
These pages were last updated: January 25, 2012
