National Capital Area Garden Clubs, Inc.: Behind the Scenes with the C.A.R. Flower Committee

Saturday, October 26, 2013

Behind the Scenes with the C.A.R. Flower Committee

Bethesda, MD, October 25-26, 2013: Chairman Anne Bucher and her committee created all the floral arrangements for C.A.R. conference events.

Lydia Barbour, Mary Corley, Jean Rositol, Ellen Dutka,
Chairman Anne Bucher, Caroline Carbaugh, Arlene Stewart and Poss Tarpley

Bill Schaffer lends a hand.

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About Us
The National Capital Area Garden Clubs, Inc., a member of National Garden Clubs, Inc., encompasses four districts, 66 garden clubs, and approximately 2240 members within the metropolitan Washington, DC area.and 11 Plant Societies and other Affiliates.

What is a Garden Club?
A garden club is a group of people who come together to enhance their knowledge of gardening, its beauty, and its effects. Every garden club is different, reflecting the special interests of its members. Programs, activities and projects are encouraged to further develop those special interests.

Do I Need to Know How to Garden?
No. You can learn through the educational and workshop programs presented by your club. . . and you can further enhance your learning by attending District meetings and NCAGC General Meetings. NCAGC also offers the opportunity to participate in its schools on landscape and floral design, gardening, and the environment.

When Do Clubs Meet?
Most clubs meet monthly. Some meet in the daytime, some in the evening, and a few meet during lunch. They meet in homes, community centers, schools, and other public places where facilities can be provided. The club determines the meeting time.

Anyone Can Join.