The MOUNT VERNON PLANT SOCIETY Founded 2006
A member of Chuckanut District of Washington State Federation of Garden Clubs, Pacific Region of National Garden Clubs and the National Garden Clubs, Inc.
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Gardening and Growing Together We’re new but we are GROWING! The members of MVPS meet on the 1st Tuesday of each month (except December and June - locations TBA, and we do not meet in July or August) at the Mount Vernon Senior Center, 5:30 – 7:30pm. Meetings consist of a garden-related program, a brief business meeting, a program-related “hands-on” activity and refreshments. Annual dues of $20.00 allows members to join with the Chuckanut District and take monthly fieldtrips to gardens in the Pacific Northwest as well as participate in workshops on many gardening topics free of charge. These workshops are held throughout the year at various locations in our 3-County district and include speakers, demonstrations, etc. Please Come Join the Fun! Visitors are always welcome to all meetings and events. **********************************************
| ANNOUNCEMENTS TO MEMBERS: MOUNT VERNON IN BLOOM If you look to our listing of pages on this MVPS website, you will notice that we have a new page, "Mount Vernon in Bloom", that will have the current info regarding this MVPS annual event. Just click there and see what is happening with this city-wide event. ******************************************** Please check out any of the following websites, since as a member of Mount Vernon Plant Society, you are also a member of:
· Chuckanut District · Washington Federation of Garden Clubs (WSFGC) · Pacific Region of National Garden Clubs · National Garden Clubs, Inc. (NGC) Officers for 2009-2011 President: Cherie Cobley 1st Vice-President: Gerry Douglas 2nd Vice-President: Trish McClure Secretary: Kathy Dolan Treasurer: Areatha Leisinger |
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Mission: - To stimulate the knowledge, use and love of plants and gardening in the broadest terms.
- To advocate the preservation and protection of the environment.
- To encourage civic beautification.
- To share knowledge and experiences through “hands-on” activities.
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