Joliet Area Garden Club
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All club meetings begin at 6:45 p.m. on the second Tuesday of every month at the Barber  Oberwortmann Horticultural Center located at 227 North Gouger Road, about 1/2 mile north of Route 30. in Joliet, IL unless otherwise noted in the newsletter. 

At each meeting we have guest speakers who discuss all aspects of gardening at the homeowner level. 
The public is welcome at JAGC meetings and membership is open. Guests welcome -1st meeting no charge, second & beyond $2 guest fee. If you are interested in being coming a member, CLICK HERE for an application. Or if you would like simply join us at our next meeting.

Membership fee $20 annually for single membership, $25 for family membership. Exceptions to fee structure or meeting dates/locations will be noted in newsletter.
 

         JAGC Board Members...

Jodi Little - President

Linda Deiss -  Vice President

Ginna Jones - Secretary

Shirley Valenziano - Treasurer

Karen Sauter -  Program Chairperson 
     

Delores Bryl - Membership Chairperson


Debbie Watts - Newsletter Editor

RexAnne Coad -  Webmaster



Barber and Oberwortmann
Horticulture Center

The Andrew B. Barber and Clarence D. Oberwortmann Horticultural Center is located adjacent to the Bird Haven Greenhouse in picturesque Pilcher Park.  Here's a video about the greenhouse. 

 

Welcome to the Joliet Area Garden Club Website. 

Our next meeting will be on Tuesday, September 14, at 6:45 p.m.

For the September meeting we plan to have our own "Garden Delight" meeting.  Everyone is being asked to bring something homemade from the garden (or the Farmers Market) which contains fresh fruit or vegetables. If that scares you, you can always buy something that contains a fresh fruit or vegetable from the store. Plan on bringing something from one of the categories:
1) Appetizer
2) Main or side dish
3)
Dessert.

We will vote on only those dishes which are homemade and we will have three winners, one from each category.

Please be prepared to share your recipe with our club members if you are voted #1. This has always been a fun and delicious way to share the fruits of our labor! Looking forward to a "yummy" meeting.



Looking ahead we have:


 

October 12, 2010 Carolyn Ulrich – Small Space Gardens

 

 

 

 



Successful container gardeners know that a good looking, well-maintained and long-lasting container just doesn't happen. When a few basic principles are applied, even first-time gardeners can create and maintain attention-grabbing containers.


If you want to read more go to the website developed by the  University of Illinois Extension and these people here.   


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