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CCC-Fireplace Room
Speaker David Simington
Organic Gardening
Simington Gardens
simingtongardens.com
Planner – Beth Mistra
Directions to Garden Gallery; Drive south from Wilsonville to hwy 551, you will merge onto 99E going south to Hubbard, turn left on J street (Whiskey Hill Rd.) then first right to Industrial Ave. to parking lot on the right.
Location: Adelman Peony Gardens
5690 Brooklake Road NE
Salem, OR 97305
Phone #503-393-6185
Directions: 1-5 South
Exit 263 Turn left (East) off Freeway toward Brooks, OR
Travel 1½ miles on Brooklake Rd
Located on right side of road – Adelman Peony Gardens
Speaker: 10:45 AM with Carol
Enjoy the Peony fields and Adelman’s gift shop
Be prepared for the weather and wear appropriate footwear for walking on grass.
(see directions below)
RSVP with your lunch selection to Karen Varty (kvarty@comcast.net) by Monday, July 8.
10:30 AM until 12:30 PM
Come early or stay late to shop the gift shop and the nursery. Grab a cup of coffee and a pastry in the bakery. Meeting starts promptly at 10:45 AM.
BOX LUNCH FROM COUNTRY GRAINS
Water will be provided. You may wish to split a sandwich. Pay at the meeting – try to have the correct change. Bring your own lunch if you wish.
Bauman’s Farm and Garden
12989 Howell Prairie Rd. NE
Gervais, OR 97026
Phone: (503) 792-3524
Email: baumans@baumanfarms.com
From Portland:
Take I-5 South to the Woodburn Exit 271. Take a left off the freeway and go about 2 miles to Hwy 99E. (you will see Safeway on the corner). Take a right on to Hwy 99E and travel about 3 miles to Howell Prairie Road. (you will see our signs on Hwy 99E before and at Howell Prairie). Travel down Howell Prairie Road about 1/2 mile. We are the first place on the right.
From Salem:
Take I-5 North of Salem to the Brooks / Gervais Exit #263. Turn right off the Freeway, go about 1 mile to the stoplight. Turn left at the stoplight onto 99E. Go 6 1/2 miles to Howell Prairie Road. Turn Right, go 1/2 mile to our farm. (There are signs on 99E when to turn.)
We are scheduled to have an easy walking tour in Lan Su Chinese Garden and lunch in Bridgeport on the way back to Wilsonville High School. This garden is a botanical treasure with several unusual plants with Chinese origin and it should be in good bloom this time of year.
We are taking a bus to Lan Su. You need to signup. We will be picking us up at the high school at 9:15 am so that we miss the heat of the day and we are the first tour before the garden opens to the public. Lunch is in Bridgeport at PF Changs where we have a section in the front of the restaurant to eat together and socialize. We will be back at the high school at 1:30 pm. The weather could be in the 80’s and hopefully not as muggy as now, although the garden is quite comfortable with all the plantings and the protection of the walls.
Jan Krier at jan@jlkglobal.com
or
Sherl Roberts at sherlgroberts@gmail.com
GARDEN CLUB SEPTEMBER 5TH, 10:30
EGAN GARDENS
9805 RIVER RD. NE, Exit #263 off I-5 South
SALEM. OR 97303
20-30 Minutes from Charbonneau
Directions can be found on their website – egangardens.com
Egan Gardens …
- Sells retail to the public and wholesale to garden centers, landscapers and fundraisers throughout western Oregon and southwest Washington
- Grows the majority of the plants sold so they can give us accurate information on the care of our plants
Ellen Egan is a 3rdgeneration nursery owner. She will …
- Take us on a short walking tour of her green houses with Q & A
- Present container planting for winter into spring enjoyment
Lunch will be at the Chalet Restaurant
4150 Brooklake Rd. NE
(Head back towards the I-5 North freeway exit and it is on the right
just before the truck stop)
Come early. All sell out quickly.
Swags are made from freshly-gathered greens.
Evergreen centerpieces and other Holiday Décor will also be available.
Wilsonville Garden Club is tax exempt organization and a member of Oregon State Federation of Garden Clubs.
All proceeds from this annual winter fund raiser go to support horticulture education and scholarships.
Judy Alleruzzo will be speaking to our group. Many of you already know her as one of the co-hosts of Garden Time. She is also the house plant buyer for Al’s. She will be talking about new colors and trends and how Al’s decides what they want to have in the stores. As always Al’s has plenty of new varieties along with favorite old standbys. Judy is a great presenter and wonderful resource for all things in the garden.
Socially distanced event for Annual member’s meeting