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Pakenham Horticultural Society

2008 Programme 

Meetings start at 8:00PM unless otherwise indicated


Feb 20 2008 8:00PM 

Judy McGrath - Arctic Plants and their Environment - Items made from natural Arctic dyes will be on display 


Mar 19 2008 8:00 PM

"Fabulous Foliage and Flowers Too" - a presentation by Laurie Bachand from Stone Ridge Gardens


Apr 16 2008 8:00 PM

Ornamental Grasses - with Nancy Seppala


Apr 18 - 20 2008   "Ottawa is Blooming"

District 2 Spring Flower Show to be held at 9th Annual Kanata Lawn and Garden Show at the Nepean Sportsplex - see link for Show Schedule

http://www.gardenontario.org/site.php/district2/news/online/810


Apr 26 2008 9:00 AM

OHA Dist 2 Annual General Meeting

Kinburn Community Centre - theme: A County Picnic      

http://www.gardenontario.org/site.php/district2/news/online/791     


May 17 2008 8:30 AM  

Annual Plant Sale Mann's Store Pakenham (Saturday) 


May 21 2008 7:15 PM

Spring Flower Show (place entries by 7:15 PM)

Helen Halpenny demonstrates a Living Wreath


Jun 18 2008 7:15 PM  

Summer Flower Show(place entries by 7:15 PM)

Veronica Salvati - "Our Secret Herb Garden"


Aug 16 2008 7:00 PM

Pakenham Fall Fair Flower and Vegetable Show

              


Sep 17 2008 8:00 PM   

Caroline Oulette - green techniques


Oct 15 2008 6:00PM

Annual General Meeting and Potluck Dinner

 

 

   

 

 

Mimi's Naturalized Daffs
by Lori Ray

Narcissus is the botanical name for daffodils.

Narisissus comes from the Greek myth - a man so handsome and vain that, when smitten by his own reflection in a pool of water, he fell in love with himself - the seed of narcissism. After he had died of unrequited love, the gods turned him into a flower as beautiful as he had been.

Daffodils are simple to grow, with thousands of varieties to choose from. Plant early and late varieties to prolong the spring parade.

They are very deer proof, and very hardy, multiplying year after year. The only secret to success - do not c
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Last Updated: 2008-02-23