Revesby Workers’ Garden Club Members
Our next General Meeting will be held on Saturday, 2 August 2025. Registration 9.30 am starting 10.00 am SHARP to 12.00 pm. Note: Please be seated by 10.00 am because the Guest Speaker is up first.
LOCATION: Lawson Rooms.
GENERAL MEETING: SATURDAY 2 AUGUST 2025.
GUEST SPEAKER: Ralph Scrivens, Bush Poet.
COMPETITION FOR AUGUST:
Category 1: One cut of Geranium, leaves attached.
Category 2: A succulent plant or a succulent garden. Plants must be growing not an arrangement of plants. (EOW).
WELFARE REPORT: Catherine Brock.
July has two birth flowers: the larkspur (also known as delphinium) and the water lily. These flowers are associated with the month of July, and each carries its own unique symbolism. Larkspur, with its vibrant, colourful blossoms, represents positivity and strong bonds. Water lilies, with their serene presence floating on water, symbolize purity, peace, and enlightenment.
The Woolly Bush (Adenanthos sericeus) is considered an Australian native birth flower for the month of July. It’s known for its soft, velvety foliage and is native to the south coast of Western Australia. It’s also sometimes referred to as Albany Woolly Bush.
