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Hi, everyone! Our next General meeting is Thursday, November 18, 2021 beginning at 10 a.m. with our business meeting, followed by our program. We welcome Jane Coonce, an artist local to Arlington who will create a painting right before our eyes! See the Gardenzette for more information.  We also continue to have our month horticulture and floral design exhibits on display ad well as our very popular Ways & Means table.

Due to ongoing public health concerns, our meeting is open to club members, invited guests, and potential members.  Any guests and potential members are asked to RSVP to [email protected]  All attendees must be completely vaccinated, wear a mask and social distance.  We also offer a Zoom option for those who cannot attend physically.

P.S. If you want one of our fabulous pumpkin designs but can’t make the sale, email us at [email protected] before November 15 – let’s see what we can make happen!

Our next general meeting is Thursday, October 21, 2021, beginning at 10:00 a.m. at Little Falls Presbyterian Church, 6025 Little Falls Road, Arlington, Va 22407.

This Fall, we are taking precautions for our meetings in that they are not automatically open to the public. This is because we cannot ensure attendees are fully vaccinated. That said, we very much welcome prospective new members who are interested in gardening, horticulture, floral design and community service. If you are interested in joining, please email us at [email protected] or use our ‘contact’ button on the site.

We have a wonderful topic and guest speaker this October. Wildflower of the Melting Glaciers with Elizabeth Byers.  To learn more, check out this month’s gardenzette.  Just click this link —–> Gardenzette-October 2021-Public

Rock Spring Garden Club is back!  We hope you all had a great gardening summer. This Fall, we are taking precautions for our meetings in that they are not automatically open to the public. This is because we cannot ensure attendees are fully vaccinated. That said, we very much welcome prospective new members who are interested in gardening, horticulture, floral design and community service. If you are interested in joining, please email us at [email protected] or use our ‘contact’ button on the site.

Here’s the latest edition of The Gardenzette, Rock Spring Garden Club’s monthly newsletter. Just click —-> Gardenzette-September 2021-Public  As you can see, we’ve been very busy over the summer months. Enjoy!

We wish all our garden friends a happy, healthy and safe summer ahead. Get out and garden or visit gardens this summer.  We will be back in September with great projects, speakers and programs. Interested in joining our garden club? Just email us at [email protected]

Here’s our June 2021 edition of our award winning The Gardenzette ——> click 2106 web Gardenzette

Another busy month! Check it out! —-> 2105 web Gardenzette

Join us for our April 15 General meeting of Rock Spring Garden Club. Our business meeting begins at 10:00 a.m. followed by a wonderful Floral Design Program, SPRING FLING! with Floral Designer Betty Ann Galway.  Our meeting is free and open to the public. Since we are on Zoom, you will need a link so if you’d like to join us, please send us an email to [email protected]  Guests and potential new members with an interest in gardening, floral design, horticulture and community service activities are always welcome.

We have a lot going on at Rock Spring Garden Club! Check it out by reading The Gardenzette. Just click here —-> 2104 Web Gardenzette

Join us for our (zoom) General Meeting and Program on Thursday, March 18, 2021. Our business meeting begins at 10:00 a.m., followed by our program at about 11:00 a.m.

This month, our program is “Our Urban Canopy” with Matthew Barker. Matt, as city arborist for the City of Alexandria VA, is responsible for the protection and expansion of 35,000 trees. Matt will discuss the challenges of conserving our area’s urban canopy and the important role of citizens in tht effort. Previously, Matt worked for the U.S. Architect of the Capitol, responsible for maintaining existing trees and introducing native species to the area surrounding our Nation’s Capitol.