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Announcements as of May 29, 2019We know people’s schedules are busy, so walk-ins to the speaker programs are welcome. However, early registration will guarantee you a seat and will help us plan.*** Friends Members Only Annual Meeting ***FRIENDS MEMBERS ONLY ANNUAL MEETINGSunday, June 9Members, please don’t forget to register for this year’s Annual Meeting, where Caren White will present “The Mixologist’s Herb Garden”. Herbs aren’t just for cooking! Modern mixologists are using fresh herbs for new takes on classic cocktails. Learn how you can grow the ingredients for your next cocktail party. Light refreshments will be served following Caren’s talk. Click on Caren’s photo to register on line. Note - if you are not a Member of the Friends, now would be a great time to join! Click here to view our membership page and join online. THE ART OF TOPIARY DESIGN Tuesday, June 18Professional Floral Designer Marge Hulstrunk will demonstrate several different topiary designs that you will be able to re-create for your home or special event, using a variety of materials. She’ll share tips and show you how to make styles suitable for many occasions throughout the year, from casual to formal. We know you’ll feel confident about making your own topiary at the end of this demonstration. There will be a raffle afterward, and lucky winners will be able to take one of Marge’s creations home. Register now! Click on the photo for on-line ticketing. CREATING A SUCCESSION OF BLOOM IN THE NATIVE GARDENSaturday, June 22If you want to attract and support pollinators, a succession of bloom is an absolute imperative in any landscape. From early spring through late fall, different species of pollinators look for different types of plants at different times of the year. And, some plants are much more useful to pollinators than others. Is your garden ready? Learn from Kim Eierman what you need to know to make your garden beautiful and ecologically supportive throughout the growing season with great choices of natives. Kim is an Environmental Horticulturist specializing in ecological landscapes and native plants. She teaches at the New York Botanical Garden, Brooklyn Botanic Garden and around the metropolitan region. This program is eligible for 1.5 Rutgers Master Gardener CEU’s. Register now! Click on Kim's photo for on-line ticketing. COOKING DEMONSTRATION: CHARD – A RAINBOW OF HEALTH Sunday, June 30Chard is actually a beet that is grown for its leaves rather than its root. It’s loaded with vitamins and minerals and absolutely delicious. Chef Cynthia Triolo prepares several recipes that will make chard a staple in your kitchen. There are only a couple of places left in the Chard class, so please register soon! Register now! Click on Chard photo for on-line ticketing. NOTICE RE NEW AND RENEWED MEMBERSHIPSPlease note that your Membership will be updated in our system as soon as payment is received, however, for the time being, new Membership cards will be mailed out on a monthly basis, so it may take a little longer to receive your updated card. We apologize for any inconvenience. Free Affiliate Member ProgramsGreat Swamp Bonsai SocietySun Jun 2, 2019 - 10:00a - 4:00pAnnual Bonsai Open House – See the incredible display of bonsai trees and vote for your favorite one. Demonstrations throughout the day. North American Butterfly AssociationTue Jun 4, 2019 - 7:30pDarryl Smith, a member of the HUB Camera Club will present the techniques and methods for taking up close photos of butterflies and insects. The New Jersey State Chrysanthemum SocietyFri Jun 7, 2019 - 1:00p - 3:00pProgram: Dorothy Smullen – Duke Gardens: a Treasure Remembered – View the eleven gardens and statuary under greenhouse glass that no longer exist in Hillsborough, NJ. Learn about the vision of Duke Farms today. Mum topic: How and when to transfer plants to final growing location. When to debranch and disbud. When to shade. Why and how to apply B9. Affiliate member programs are all free and open to the public. FRIENDS OF HOPEWELL VALLEY
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