Information in support of NGC, the gardens of Matzke Park, and our home gardens. A 501c3, Association for Better Community Schools (ABCS), was founded in 1994 and successfully preserved these 20 acres for public use. In 2007 ABCS and Norchester Garden Club (NGC) members developed, and still maintain, the Butterfly Garden. NGC projects, meeting notices, and programs are reported here and the public is welcome to participate. Email questions or comments to ABCS.Park@att.net
Wednesday, June 15, 2011
Please Renew Your Kroger Support
The Kroger neighbor program provides support for our garden based upon the usage of your Kroger card. No cost to you. Gas credits are not impacted. Once a year, beginning now, have checkout scan the bar code or enter our charity # 1 00000 82607, and then have them scan your Kroger card. Then, every time you use your Kroger card we get a small percentage of what Kroger sets aside for charities in TX and LA. The program starts again each July 1 and requires only the once-a-year sign up.
Randalls has a similar program which also supports our garden. Provide the Service Desk with our Charity # 1969. These programs provide modest funds to enable us to renew the plants in the garden and to accomplish needed maintenance.
Saturday, June 11, 2011
Oak Tree Borer at Matzke Park
Friday, June 10, 2011
What a phenomenal turnout this morning to work in the garden!
What a phenomenal turnout this morning to work in the garden! My thanks to your dedication and support during the summer and drought. This morning Georgeine F., Cathy C., Jean R., Joan F., Lucy S., Judy R., Kathy S., Tim W., Aaron W., Carrie R., Jocelyn R., Joanna R. and Chuck B. came to trim, plant and put down mulch. The garden looks great, I hope you have a chance to visit.
Mark your calendar for August on the second Friday for the next work day. Have a terrific summer.
Saturday, June 4, 2011
Garden Work Day June 10 8 - 10 am
Even with the heat and no rain, the garden is looking very good. We are slowing losing the Knock Out Roses along the fence line. There will lots of dead heading and planting the remaining milk weed plants in the large berm. You will need gloves, trowels, pruners or scissors. Thanks for every one's continued support.
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