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Upcoming programs 2024

2026 Calendar of Events

 

January 11           Getting a Meadow is Like Getting a Puppy – Debunking Trendy

                               Myths of Modern Gardening Jenks Farmer

 

February 8            Exploring the Windyhill Daylily Gardens  Raymond and Wanda

                               Quinn.

March 8                Springtime Garden Birds of the SC Midlands   Bob Wood

April 12                 Pot Luck Picnic and Plant Auction  Nancy Cook

May 3                    Preparation for the June Daylily Show & Plant Sale

June 5                   Daylily Show & Sale Set up (pending) at Asbury Memorial United

                               Methodist Church.

June 6                   Daylily Show & Sale (pending) at Asbury Memorial United Methodist

                               Church.                        

July - August        No General Meetings

September 13      The Daylilies of Woodhenge Gardens  Jim Murphy and Margo Reed

 

October 11            The Science of Gardening- Horticultural Myths             Kris Kremser

                                Annual Plant Swap

November 8          Photo Presentation                   Gene Crocker

                               November 1 is the deadline to submit photos for the Presentation

                               Annual Photo Contest              Beth Cribb

December 6          Annual Christmas Party and Gift Exchange

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Meeting time is 2pm unless otherwise listed.

JANUARY 11
GETTING A MEADOW - JENKS FARMER

Program:  Getting a Meadow is Like Getting a Puppy –

Debunking Trendy Myths of Modern Gardening- Jenks Farmer

                       

Getting a Meadow Is Like Getting a Puppy is a lecture that promises to pull back the curtain on the lawn-and-meadow craze that’s swept the gardening world. With candor and a lot of practical experience, Jenks aims to help gardeners succeed by understanding the real interplay of plants, soil, climate, and even the often-forgotten role of fungi. Join Jenks as he shares the realities behind the meadow craze and helps you cultivate a landscape that stands the test of time and climate.  He provides a grounded, no-nonsense approach that lays out the fundamentals. When you know how soil chemistry works, how moisture moves through your landscape, and how different organisms interact below the surface, you gain the tools to tackle any gardening project whether you are growing vegetables, nurturing flowers, shaping shrubs, maintaining a lawn, or attempting a meadow that looks effortless but is not.

 Mid-Carolina Daylily Society 2023

Webmaster - Sheila Caldon

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