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Welcome to Delta Informal Gardeners Web Site (DIG)
What is DIG?
We hold our meetings from 7:30-9:30 p.m. on the fourth Monday of every month, at the Methodist church at 809 Second Street, which is on the corner of Maple, directly across from Liberty High School. Drop into one of our meetings if you have a love for growing things — or even if you just want a reason to get out of the house and meet some friendly folks. We are a fun group of people. Nobody’s a stranger twice. You’ll see!
Look for Delta Informal Gardeners on facebook(lots more information/photos)!!
Look for DIG in the 04/30/2011 edition of www.thepress.net and the print edition:
DIG Article on Page 4B/12B and DIG Ad on Page 6B!
AND Look for DIG in 110 Magazine at www.110mag.com. The May 2011 Edition on page 78,
(Calendar of Events)
January is the month that most of us associate with turning over a new leaf, making plans and renovating. Several of our guest speakers have been personally inspiring this past year. I am looking forward to use what we have learned about container gardening, planting to satisfy all five senses, going more organic, meeting more feathered friends(hummers are my favorite), and planting winter veggies.
My garden looks real sad right now, so I also need to add more winter color(any suggestions?). With the nice weather that we have been having, I feel as though I am getting "spring fever".
Now, you know where you can find me.
Happy Digging!
We hold our meetings from 7:30-9:30 p.m. on the fourth Monday of every month, at the Methodist church at 809 Second Street, which is on the corner of Maple, directly across from Liberty High School. Drop into one of our meetings if you have a love for growing things — or even if you just want a reason to get out of the house and meet some friendly folks. We are a fun group of people. Nobody’s a stranger twice. You’ll see!
Look for Delta Informal Gardeners on facebook(lots more information/photos)!!
Look for DIG in the 04/30/2011 edition of www.thepress.net and the print edition:
DIG Article on Page 4B/12B and DIG Ad on Page 6B!
AND Look for DIG in 110 Magazine at www.110mag.com. The May 2011 Edition on page 78,
(Calendar of Events)
January 2012
From The President's Garden:
January is the month that most of us associate with turning over a new leaf, making plans and renovating. Several of our guest speakers have been personally inspiring this past year. I am looking forward to use what we have learned about container gardening, planting to satisfy all five senses, going more organic, meeting more feathered friends(hummers are my favorite), and planting winter veggies.
My garden looks real sad right now, so I also need to add more winter color(any suggestions?). With the nice weather that we have been having, I feel as though I am getting "spring fever".
Now, you know where you can find me.
Happy Digging!
Debbie (2012 DIG President)
