Christmas Holiday Luncheon December 9th at 1pm Christmas comes but one a year, let’s get together for some holiday cheer! Come and join in for fun activities, socializing and making memories with our Garden Club friends. Christmas menu includes entrée of Roasted Turkey or Glazed Ham, mixed green salad, mash potatoes, gravy, oven roasted green beans, […]
Christmas Holiday Luncheon Have a great time with the garden club members. Get creative and make a fun Christmas Card that we post up and vote on for great gifts. More info and cost to come. White Elephant gift exchange, anyone? December 13th at 11:30 am Location: Parkway Chateau (12304 75th Street, Kenosha, WI)
We are excited to host our annual Christmas Luncheon once again this year! Join us to gather together and celebrate the season as 2021 draws to a close. Tuesday, December 14thMeeting starts at 11:30am Parkway Chateau12304 75th StreetKenosha, WI 53142 $20 per person – RSVP online and submit payment no later than DECEMBER 1 to Dolores Mink […]
Putz House These Putz Houses were by my grandkids. (First two photos) I helped with the cardboard houses (made with repurposed cereal, tissue, butter, or cracker boxes or any other lightweight cardboard that you can find), and they took it from there. The instructions can be found on the website www.abeautifulmess.com. Click on crafts and […]
Buying poinsettias Never buy a poinsettia found next to a set of automatic doors that open every 30 seconds because it will have been damaged by the exposure to drafts or temperatures below 50°F which will cause the poinsettia to drop its leaves soon after being brought home. A healthy poinsettia plant will have […]
Holiday Craft Ideas These Putz Houses were by my grandkids. I helped with the cardboard houses (made with repurposed cereal, tissue, butter, or cracker boxes or any other lightweight cardboard that you can find), and they took it from there. The instructions can be found on […]
There is an old Mexican legend about how Poinsettias and Christmas come together. In the 1500’s, there was once a poor Mexican girl called Pepita who was sad because she had no gift to give the baby Jesus at the Christmas Eve Services. Her cousin Pedro tried to cheer her up, saying “I’m sure that […]
December is our most festive of months and twinkling lights have sprung up outside to cheer us into the Christmas season. Our weather has brought us the cold weather with most of our gardening outside completed. If you’re like me it’s time to buy a real Christmas tree, listen to Christmas songs and put up […]
It’s time to put your garden to bed….yes, tuck your perennials under a blanket of mulch or leaves, and put your tools away. Sit back for a moment and enjoy the peace of the upcoming holiday season. Instead of sadness caused by pandemic restrictions, savor the time to reflect on the real meaning of the […]
Poinsettias, holly, ivy, rosemary, mistletoe, evergreen trees—-there are so many plants associated with Christmas. Did you ever wonder why? Here’s a little history lesson… Greenery was used in ancient times to celebrate the Winter Solstice by warding off evil spirits. When Christianity came to Europe, the greenery was kept but given Christian meanings. Holly’s prickly […]