This re-design maintains all the information previously available and is now mobile friendly. Clubs can create their own websites through the GCV site, eliminating expensive fees for web hosting. Contact
Ann Heller with questions.
Many committees are having Spring meetings this month. The
GCV Judges Workshop is March 16. The
Daffodil Show follows Easter on March 30-31 in Hampton. I hope to see you there, welcoming Spring, enjoying the beauty and camaraderie of our first flower show of 2016.
Sign up for the
GCV 101 to be held at the Hampton Roads Convention Center from 1:30-2:30 prior to the show floor opening. Specifically created for new members, every member can benefit from learning more about the GCV in this one-hour presentation.
The March Journal has mailed and is available to view online.
Forget the Box. Think Outside! Join us April 7 for a field trip to
Mason Neck State Park in Lorton
. RSVP to Quan McGough
by April 1.
Speaking of getting outside, registration is open for Horticulture Field Day. Engaging speakers, on a variety of important horticultural and gardening topics and a not-to-be-missed private garden await us at Virginia Tech.
No matter where my travels may lead, I'm rather like Dorothy, clicking my heels and whispering, "there's no place like home." I hope to see springtime in Virginia, and you, very soon.
