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February meeting program: “Sustainable Gardening” presented by Laura Sweany.
Photo of Karen Lee’s creative glass sculpture inspired by the January meeting.Ways to connect kids with Native Plants.
Stuffed Red Peppers recipe.
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January meeting program: “Glass Flowers in the Garden” presented by Maria Goodman.
Disaster Planning resources.
Gardening in January.
Vietnamese Vermicelli Salad with Sweet and Spicy Peanut Sauce recipe.
Artist’s Touch, by June Ann Hassebroek
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December meeting program: “Drought-tolerant plants” presented by Michael Aquilar.
Photos from the WSFGC Holiday Show “Celebrate” Photo of Karen Lee’s award-winning necklace from the 2012 Holiday show.Food service at the Manor- green recycling.
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November meeting program: “Holiday designs and tips” presented by Jon Robert Throne- Photos.
I pledge to grow more food blog site.
Preparing the Garden for Winter, article by John Cretti.
Pumpkin Puree recipe .
Garden notes for November.
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October meeting program: “Growing Our World; Greening Our Communities” video produced by the National Garden Club and presented by June Ann Hassebroek. In Addition, a “hands-on” project, planting color bowls (bulbs) lead by Dianne Tanner.
New Ravine bridge at Bellevue Botanical Garden.
Photo of past and present officers at the WSFGC Convention.Photos of arrangements made for an unjudged flower show commemorating Betty Zink. Pomegranate Apricot Chicken recipe
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September meeting program: “Wonderful Plants for Winter Color and Interest” presented by Susie Egan.
Garage Sale report by Michele Peltonen.
Photos and report of “Summer on the Move” Flower Show. In Loving Memory of Betty Zink.
IGC’s Issaquah History Museum project.
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June 13: “Summer on the Move” Small Standard Flower Show held at the Issaquah King County Library branch.
Photos of Growing Great Gardeners project.Annual Plant Sale report by Audrey Ellingsen
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May meeting program: “Indigenous Birds of South King County” presented by Joyce Crowder.
“Summer on the Move” a small Standard Flower Show-schedule.
A New Orchard and Garden and The Country Housewife’s Garden, reissued 17th century garden design books for women.Yard Art (part 3).
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April meeting program: “Floral Design: What’s New for Spring” presented by Jon David Throne.
Berry Good For You- the benefits of berries.
Seattle’s Edible Forest.
Sandy’s Curry Casserole recipe .
Yard Art (part 2).
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March meeting program: “Hybridizing Rhododendrons….and How it All Began” presented by Gwen Bell.
Lentil and Sausage Soup recipe .
Gardening in March.
“My Labyrinth Garden” article by Mary Frances O’C. Moriarty.
Yard Art.
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