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Fashions with Flowers XXI “Daffodil Delights”

Held, March 29, 2019

The Floral Design Program was presented by Laura Anne Brooks


Members of RCGC modeled fashions from Chico’s River Road Store

Richmond Council of Garden Clubs Annual Meeting and Luncheon

You are invited to attend: "Spring Elegance"

presented by Betty Ann Galway (Flower show judge & arranger, recently winning the Tidewater District's Designers Choice Award) Friday 3 May 2019 at the Willow Oaks Country Club 6228 Forest Hill Avenue Richmond, Virginia 23225 [Willow Oaks Country Club is centrally located to all of metropolitan Richmond and easy access to all major roads and interstate highways.]

You may register by paying via PayPal through below or, through your garden club, mailing 1 check with club name & attendee names to RCGC Council Registrar Johanna Gilbert, 8423 Shannon Green Ct, Henrico, VA 23228-1876, or, your club may submit their check at our April 5th RCGC Council meeting with club & attendee names. Checks payable to RCGC Richmond Council of Garden Clubs. (a check, or, a PayPal credit card on the web page......is your reservation)
Cost is $30.00 per person. Due April 15th

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At April's Meeting

At the RCGC April meeting presenters Erica Gilliam and Judy Durant, gave an exciting and timely program titled “All About Daffodils”. They are both very knowledgeable and talented designers and members had the opportunity to get lots of first-hand information on Daffodils

At March's
Meeting…

At the March Meeting of RCGC, Nikki Rovener, who is an Associate State Director, Virginia Department of Conservation and Recreation, delivered an address about “Understanding the Importance of Conservation.” This is such an important subject for us to learn as much as possible about so that we can always be good stewards to our environment.

At February's
Meeting…

At the RCGC February meeting Eli Green, from Fullpocket Farm, present a programabout growing succulents.

After the meeting, club
members made bows for
the “Night to Shine”
event on February 8th.