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This Ledgeview home was built in the spring of 2013. Gwen and Matt were excited to take on the challenge of planning the landscape and gardens from a fresh slate. Making a great team, Gwen comes up with lots of big ideas and Matt says, “Sure, I can build that!” The front entrance greets visitors with shrubbery and colorful perennials. Near the street are trees and grasses glowing in full sun. A garden shed is graced with more plantings. The back of the home is also planted with seasonal plants. A generous area for a patio and fire pit are available for summertime gatherings.
Please bring a lawn chair. Map on p. 2.
Tiller
Dear Fellow Gardeners,
I want to thank the Master Gardeners for their wonder-ful presentation at the Unity Hospice. I thought it was great. Thank you.
This month we will be at Gwen and Matt Culbertson’s home, the winners of last year’s silver trowel award. They have a very beautiful yard so let’s try to meet at 6 p.m. to look around the yard.
space. The membership is declining so something has to give. I will talk more on this at the meeting. Our new officers now are president, yours truly, Carl Christensen; 1st vice president, Lee Olson; 2nd vice president, Mary Ann Ferguson-Rich; 3rd vice president, Larry Kell; treasurer, Miles Duck; office manager, Sheryl Bacon.
I want to congratulate Shirley Winnes upon receiving an appreciation award for her work on the calendar and photography
6/20/2018 Minutes
August Program 2
Officers and Chairpersons
Club/Member News 3
Garden Club Schedule
GBBG Events 4
Convention Highlights 5-7
Advertisers 5,8
INSIDE THIS ISSUE:
The July 2018
Volume 36, No. 7
From the President . . .
Next month we will have our picnic at Jim and Sandy La Luzerne’s. What a great yard to have a picnic so again let’s start at 6 p.m. It is getting dark earlier now.
I thought the convention was very good. The budget for operating the head-quarters is way out of line so John Schinker, our past president, is chairman of an ad-hoc committee to see where we have to cut the budget even if it means giving up the headquarters office and renting an office
Refreshments Marlene Bergum Maxine Cashman Shirley Winnes
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Gwen and Matt Culbertson - 2017 Silver Trowel Winner 2344 Berkley Rd., De Pere
6 p.m., Wednesday, July 25, 2018
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Our meeting was held at the Unity
Hospice gardens, 2366 Oak Ridge
Circle in De Pere. Master Gardener
Claudia Schultz was our tour guide.
With many hours of hard work, they
created the beautiful Labyrinth Garden
and redid the butterfly garden. They are
enjoyed by Unity’s patients and their
families. There are also very nice
walking paths on the grounds.
At 6:30 p.m., president Carl
Christensen opened our business
meeting. Nineteen members attended.
The May minutes were approved, and
Marsha May gave the treasurer’s
report. We still haven't received a bill
from Schroeder’s to be reported.
Meetings in 2019: Carl is still looking
at the Village Grille. They want $35 a
meeting and are expecting some of us
to be eating. Nothing is decided yet.
Future Civic Project: Carl received a
letter from Heritage Hill asking us if we
Meeting Minutes - 6/20/2018
Articles for next month’s issue of
the Tiller are due by August 10.
Send to Shirley Winnes at
[email protected] or to
would think about adopting a building or
keeping up one of their gardens.
Picnic: A sign-up sheet was passed for
those who want to bring something to
the August 22nd picnic.
Calendars: Orders are now being taken
for those who want the 2019 Gardener’s
Calendar at $3 each.
Our meeting was adjourned. Buddy
Goeben and Mary Vandermause won the
door prizes. Refreshments were served
by Ruth and Buddy Goeben, Sue Rohan,
and Joyce Rowe.
Agnes Schussman
Secretary
State of the Treasury
Our end of June balance is $3,326.95
Location of our July 25 meeting.
What’s Coming Up Next Month?
August 22, 2018
It’s our annual picnic at Sandra
and Jim LaLuzene’s home, 4238 Pouwels
Court, De Pere.
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Club and Member News . . . The Gardeners Club of Green Bay
Officers and Chairpersons
President Carl Christensen, 920-425-3224 [email protected]
Vice President Scott Casperson, 920-435-1780 [email protected]
Secretary Agnes Schussman 920-327-1138
Treasurer Marsha May, 920-621-0611 2611 Pine Grove Road De Pere, WI 54115 [email protected]
Past President
Scott Casperson, 920-435-1780 [email protected]
Membership and Public Relations
———————Open———————-
Sunshine Ruth Goeben, 920-494-3008
Tiller Editor, Website Manager, and
TGOA-MGCA National Photography
Competition and Calendar Chairperson Shirley Winnes, 920-499-4441 [email protected]
Historian Barb Vandersteen, 920-435-0568 [email protected]
Civic Projects and Fund Raising
Silver Trowel
———————-Open———————-
Inventory Control and
Education and Plant Records Betty Cox, 920-468-8693 [email protected]
House and Program Paul Hartman/Carl Christensen [email protected]
Refreshments Coordinators Sue Rohan, 920-336-3004 [email protected] Mary Naumann, 920-866-2282 [email protected]
Our sympathy to Barbara Vandersteen in the
loss of her sister, Mary.
committees. I and everyone else know of the hard work Shirley puts into these activities. Congratulations!
I was thinking back when I first was president of The Gardeners Club of Green Bay and someone asked me if we could get the president from National to come to our meeting. That was Karen Clark who came, so I asked Karen if she would give the oath to the officers. It was great. Now whoever it was that asked if the President could come to our meeting, he will be at all the meet-ings now! I want to thank everyone for their help and support. There is a lot of work on the national level, and I will try to keep you all updated at our meetings. Thanks also to Sue Rohan as our representative on the board of directors. Thank you, Sue, good job!
The calendars are here. They will be at the meeting so see Shirley if you ordered a calendar.
Carl Christensen President
President’s Message, continued
Carl Christensen was installed as the TGOA-MGCA
President for 2019 by Karen Clark.
Judy Nighorn had ankle surgery on July 10.
We wish her the best for recovery—she will
be unable to put weight on the ankle for
several weeks.
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Coming Attractions Sponsored by the Green Bay Botanical Garden
Call 920-490-9457 or see http://www.gbbg.org for complete information, reservations,
and cost about any of the following:
Express Garden Tour, 10-11 a.m., Mondays, June 4 - September 24 (no tour on Labor Day, September 3). Enhance your next visit with a guided tour through Green Bay Botanical Garden! Stop by on Mondays at 10 a.m. for an hour-long Express Garden Tour. Trained guides will share stories about the Garden and its special features. You will be guided through our upper gardens, including the Larsen Remnant Orchard, Schierl Wellhouse & Garden, Kress Oval Garden, Vanderperren English Cottage Garden, Lux Foundation Upper Rose Garden and more. Visit the Nature Connects Sculptures along the way (included through August 13).
Cookouts, 11 a.m.-1 p.m., Wednesdays, June 6 - August 29. Take advantage of a midday refresh by spending your lunch break surrounded by the beauty of nature! All produce is grown at the Garden in partnership with the N.E.W. Master Gardeners Association.
Garden to Glass: Cocktails with Tunes, 6-7:30 p.m., Wednesdays, June 6 - August 29. A weekly event series with a unique theme each month. Guests enjoy specialty cocktails, beer, wine, and live music. Fresh ingredients from the Garden will give your craft cocktail experience a scent and taste to remember! Cocktails are available to purchase.
July 18 SevenFunk July 25 Charlie Urick Aug. 1 Derrick Holt Aug. 8 Randi Fay Aug. 15 Antonio Salerno
Nature & Forest Therapy Guided Walk, July 17, 6-7:30 p.m. Tina Wagner, Forest Therapy Guide. Nature & Forest Therapy guided walks, also known as “Forest Bathing”, refer to the practice of spending calming time absorbed in nature and the forest to allow for wellbeing, healing, and contentment. We’ll head to the less traveled paths of the garden to reconnect with nature and heal our mind, body, and spirit. Tina is certified by the Association of Nature & Forest Therapy Guides and Programs.
Cook with Me: Garden Spreads & Dips, July 18, 6-7:30 p.m. Linda Gustke, GBBG Education Manager. We’ll venture into the Garden to explore our herb beds, pick some of our favorites, then had back inside to prepare some delicious and simple herb-inspired spreads and dips! Be ready to cook along with the instructor, no experience necessary.
DIY Flower Garden Stake, July 24 and July 31, 6-7:30 p.m. Amy Zander, Amy Zander Studio. Registration includes both days. How long has it been since you played with clay? Hand build a flower garden stake for your yard or garden. Experience rolling out a slab, using pottery tools and learn all about hand building with clay. The second class is glazing them. No experience is necessary, all supplies provided.
The Gardeners Club of Green Bay
Upcoming Schedule of 2018 Meetings
July 25 ........ Gwen and Matt Culbertson Garden Tour, 2017 Silver Trowel Residential Winner Aug. 22 ....... Picnic at Jim and Sandy La Luzerne’s Yard Sept. 26 ...... The Farmory Tour Oct. 24 ....... Brag Night How Did Your Garden Grow? Dec. 5 .......... Yule Logs
Special Events
June 27-29 .....TGOA-MGCA National Convention, Fort Wayne, IN Sept. 29 ...........GBBG Family Fest Oct. 6 ...............Farmers Market - Large Produce Weigh-in and Youth Pumpkin and Sunflower Contest Nov. (TBD) ......Harvest Banquet
SANIMAX CONCERTS AT GBBG JUNE 21 THROUGH AUGUST 16, 6-7:30 P.M. Relax on Thursday evenings with this annual music series that thrills music lovers across all genres and all generations. Stroll through the Garden, enjoy live music, wine, beer, and dining. Guests are encouraged to bring lawn chairs, blankets, picnic baskets, and their dancing shoes. Before the concert each week, dig around with your kids in the Children’s Garden Patch and create a fresh garden snack from the harvest! See concert line-up below:
July 12 | Daddy D Productions July 19 | Copper Box July 26 | N.E.W. Piano Guys August 2 | Kevin Van Ess & The Talk of The Town August 9 | Patchouli August 16 | Cool Waters Band
Nature Connects®: Art with LEGO® Bricks by Sean Kenney debuts at
Green Bay Botanical
Garden!
May 25 – August 19, 2018 Open Daily 9 am – 8 pm
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Garden Talk with Larry Meiller Wisconsin Public Radio
88.1 Green Bay
11 a.m. Fridays 7 a.m. Saturdays
Here are our TGOA-MGCA officers for 2019. From
left to right: Frank Mitch, Past President;
Carl Christensen, President; Lee Olson, 1st Vice
President; Mary Ann Ferguson-Rich, 2nd Vice
President; Larry Kell, 3rd Vice President;
Miles Duck, Treasurer.
The Gardeners Club of Green Bay
attendees at the June 2018 national
convention in Fort Wayne, Indiana,
included Sue Rohan, Mary Naumann,
Shirley Winnes, Mary Ann Ranney, Marge
Labs, and Carl Christensen.
Keith and Karen Trowbridge are TGOA-
MGCA members who live in Leo,
Indiana. They hosted our visit which
included the memorial service and a
box lunch as well as viewing their
extensive gardens. There was a large
vegetable garden at right. Japanese
garden elements were used throughout
the shaded gardens.
We visited the historic site (Wildflower Woods) of Gene Stratton-Porter. She lived from 1863-1924 and
wrote numerous children’s novels. She was a naturalist having lived in this cabin on Silver Lake
encompassing 150 acres of shoreline, woods, fields, and gardens.
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June 26, 27, 28, 2018
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This Amish home in LaGrange County serves a large
family of parents with 11 children. Note the gas light
fixture on the ceiling (close-up far right).
This is Four Woods Poultry, an Amish free range farming business. Red Island Reds are raised for their eggs. The
process of placing the eggs in cartons is mechanized.
A butterfly house was at the Foellinger-Freimann
Botanical Conservatory. Butterflies congregated on
the plastic scouring pad being attracted by the liquid
in the shallow container. One of our seminars
featured the plants butterflies prefer and feeding
butterflies; here’s a recipe for attracting butterflies:
1 pound sugar
1 or 2 cans stale beer
3 mashed overripe bananas
1 cup molasses or syrup
1 cup fruit juice
1 shot of rum
Mix well. You can paint this mixture on trees, fence
posts, rocks, or stumps. You could also soak a
sponge in the mixture and hang from a tree-limb or
place it into a shallow dish. Butterflies prefer bright
sunny spots.
Affiliated with The Gardeners of America/Men’s Garden Clubs of America
National website: www.tgoa-mgca.org Local website: http://gardenclubgreenbay.weebly.com American Horticulture Society website: http://ahs.org
The Gardeners Club of Green Bay was begun
in 1967 and became chartered in 1968 by
the Men’s Garden Clubs of America (now The
Gardeners of America, Inc./The Men’s
Garden Clubs of America, Inc.).
Purpose and objectives of our club:
to educate its members and the public
and to promote interest in horticulture per-
taining to home gardening,
to acquire and disseminate horticultural
knowledge in regard to materials, plans,
and ideas in connection with home gar-
dens to and for the benefit of individuals
and communities,
and to encourage and promote civic inter-
est and pride in individuals and communi-
ties, and to encourage and promote pride
in individual or private gardens, commun-
ity plantings, and parks.
Membership is extended to serious gardeners
who have a concern for the above objectives
of the organization. Membership categories
and dues for 2018 are
1. $25 per individual,
2. $35 per family,
3. lifetime: $200; $5 annual local dues.
In addition to the tiller, members receive a
national newsletter.
At the national level, a photography contest is
held each year with photographs selected to
use for a calendar, five annual $1,000 scho-
larships are presented, Youth Gardening and
Gardening from the Heart programs are
implemented, a national convention is held,
and much more.
At the local level, members are involved with
numerous community institutions through
financial support and contributions of labor
and plant materials. Silver Trowel awards are
given to recognize contributions to com-
munity beautification, four awards are given
to youth in the Big Sunflower and Big
Pumpkin contests, and much more.
Shirley A. Winnes
Tiller Editor
301 David Drive
Green Bay WI 54303
The Gardeners Club of Green Bay
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