Award-winning landscape designer Linda Bresler will address how to grow in difficult areas. A long-time North County resident, Bresler specializes in beautiful drought tolerant, low maintenance gardens with year-round color. One of her waterwise designs, won the Grand Prize, 2012 Garden of the Year award from San Diego Home/Garden Lifestyles magazine. An Oceanside
garden won the 2015 California-Friendly Landscape Contest.
She has certificates in Horticulture and Landscape Design and over 35 years of designing landscapes. A licensed Landscape Contractor, she has worked with homeowners throughout the county. Her gardens have been featured on a number of tours, including the 7 Oaks Garden Club, the San Diego Horticultural Society, and Bernardo Gardeners Club tours. Her design work has appeared in magazines including San Diego Home and Garden Lifestyles, Country Gardens by Better Homes and Gardens, Pacific Horticulture magazine, California Gardens and Fine Gardening.
March 3 San Diego Zoo Safari Park Beautify
March 6 Collier Park Clean Up - Rock Painting
8-11 am, E Street
March 8 Ramona Garden Club Meeting, 1191
Meadowlark Way, Doors open at 11:30
March 14 Beverly Hills Field Trip, 8 am
March 15 San Diego Zoo Safari Park Beautif
y
March 20 Collier Park Clean Up, 8-11 am, E Street
March 29 Mosaic Craft Workshop, Scout Hut
Collier Park, 9 am to 3 pm
March 29 RGC Board Meeting, Noon, Zoom
Meetings are held at Mountain View Church located at 1191 Meadowlark Way Ramona, Meetings start at noon but doors open at 11:30 for socializing.
Send your check to:
Ramona Garden Club
P.O. Box 1412
Ramona, CA
Our new chairperson, Linda Bonds will be collecting funds and can be reached at
lbonds12@hotmail.com. for more information on this project please visit http://californiagardenclubs.com/pennypines
You may privately purchase a plantation to honor an individual person or organization.
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"People are turning to their gardens not to consume but to actively create, not to escape from reality but to observe it closely. In doing this they experience the connectedness of creation and the profoundest sources of being. That the world we live in and the activity of making it are one seamless whole is something that we may occasionally glimpse. In the garden, we know."
by Carol Williams, Bringing a Garden to Life, 1998.