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Category Archives: Meetings & Competitions
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Nov
Nov
Orchids were the focus of Maleny Garden Club’s final meeting of the year with horticulturalist Stephen Flood from Mellum Creek Nursery as our guest speaker
28
Oct
Oct
Almost 90 Maleny Garden Club members as well as 5 visitors and two guests attended October’s meeting, despite rainy weather. The Micro Gardener – Anne Gibson was our guest speaker.
30
Sep
Sep
Spring is such a glorious thing! The September meeting of the Maleny Garden Club was an opportunity to take some time to enjoy the beauties of the season and catch up with gardening friends. More than 60 members and visitors attended our meeting – again held at Maleny Showground Pavilion – and following COVID-Safe rules….
28
Sep
Sep
It’s SPRING FAIR time in Maleny on Saturday October 3 at the Maleny Showgrounds Pavilion and Exhibition Hall on the outskirts of town. Local PLANTS and PRODUCE will be on sale in the pavilion, (see photo gallery below) as well as plants from nurseries and other products. It’s a great opportunity to meet and chat…
25
Aug
Aug
Maleny Garden Club – Hooray we’re back! It was a meeting with a difference on August 25 when about 80 people (including several visitors) were able to gather for the first time since late February. Our venue – the Maleny Showground Pavilion – allowed us to be “socially distant”, sitting on sanitised chairs and following…
11
Jul
Jul
The Tips & Gleanings fact sheet from the August meeting is now available.
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Mar
Mar
The Tips & Gleanings fact sheet from the February meeting is now available.
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Feb
Feb
More than 100 people attended Maleny Garden Club’s February meeting. This included 96 members, as well as five visitors. The plant competition was lively with 58 entries this month.
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Jan
Jan
It was a wet day for Maleny Garden Club’s first 2020 meeting but dozens attended, to catch up after the long holiday break. There were 43 entries in the plant competition – a good showing after the dry spell.
