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Home » Canowindra Garden Club Enjoy ‘friendship Through Gardens’

Canowindra Garden Club Enjoy ‘friendship Through Gardens’

23 October, 2024 By Canowindra Phoenix Editor

Members of the Canowindra Garden Club at historic Clifton House & Gardens in Young.

Members from the Canowindra Garden Club Inc recently attended the Garden Clubs of Australia Inc – Friendship Day held at the historic Clifton House & Gardens in Young. The Friendship Day provided a wonderful opportunity for affiliated garden clubs located in South West NSW to come together to celebrate National Gardening Week, share their knowledge and experi­ence, plus have a few laughs.

The event was organised by Helenie Carmody, SW NSW Zone Coordinator at Garden Clubs of Australia Inc with guest speaker Sue Mowle, Director of Zones NSW/ACT. In attendance were members from affiliated Garden Clubs – Cherry Blos­som, Cootamundra, Forbes, Grenfell, Te­mora, Yass, Young and Canowindra.

Clifton House & Gardens was the perfect venue for garden enthusiasts, with 10 hec­tares of spectacular gardens to ramble, fol­lowed by a gourmet buffet lunch held in the beautifully restored 1889 stone barn.

Formed in 1950, Garden Clubs of Aus­tralia Inc is a non-profit organisation, which has in excess of 780 affiliated clubs repre­senting more than 52,000 individuals. Their motto is ‘Friendship through gardens’. The clubs are a wonderful place to meet new people with a mutual love of gardening, to share stories and to wander beautiful gar­dens.

As part of the Canowindra Spring Fling, the Canowindra Garden Club Inc will have a plant stall on Gaskill Street, outside IGA, this Saturday 26 October from 8am till 12pm. Come along and say hello, maybe buy a plant or two (you can never have too many).

If you are interested in joining the Canow­indra Gardening Club, membership forms will be available at the plant stall or you can contact the club at info@canowindragar­denclub.auThe Canowindra Gardening Club Inc meets once a month and all are welcomed.

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