Happy Gardening! New Officers and committee members will be uploaded soon.
OSFGC President’s Wheelchair Project is Complete
President Carolyn Olley announces the President's Project is complete, and the two beach-accessible wheelchairs are on their way to Seaside! "The beach-accessible wheelchairs that our members raised money for have been assembled and are already in transit to Seaside. They'll arrive early, but
PRESIDENT CAROLYN’S CALENDAR – JANUARY – JUNE 2025
PRESIDENT CAROLYN'S CALENDAR - JANUARY - JUNE 2025 (SUBJECT TO CHANGE!!) JANUARY 9 GARDEN CLUB MEETING, FUNDRAISER, 11 AM 14 PROMISE TREES ZOOM MEETING, 11 AM 15 2025 OSFGC CONVENTION MEETING, SEASIDE, 10 AM 27 PORTLAND ROSE SOCIETY MEETING,
It’s Time to Check in for Youth Contest Entry dates
YOUTH POETRY CONTEST The NGC Poetry Contest theme for 2024 is "CELEBRATING OUR GREEN WORLD", 'I spy with my little eye something Green outside'. Be sure to check the due dates for submittal. Club entries must be sent to Oregon State Chairman:
2024 NGC Garden School
National Garden Club's Gardening School classes for 2025 There is plenty of time to get ready for summer gardening. Sign up to strengthen your knowledge skills and expertise with a look towards achieving a successful gardening season. For more information, click this link!
The Promise Tree Project
THE PROMISE TREE PROJECT Promise Trees Information Through County building departments, fire victim related organizations, and fire departments, $50 vouchers to buy a tree will
Native Milkweed in Coos County?
Hi Charmane, Thank you for reaching out with your questions regarding milkweed in your area. Your area of Oregon is not part of the natural range where milkweeds grow. They occur more inland/east. We do not recommend planting milkweeds outside of their native
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Learn More about the “President’s Project”
There are benefits of planting trees, to name a few: trees soak up CO2 (gas) naturally, creating a cleaner, healthier air. Birds, insects, and people use trees for food and shelter. Wildlife uses the tree’s leaves, flowers, and fruit. To Protect our