Revesby Workers’ Garden Club Members
Our next General Meeting will be held on Saturday, 3 October 2026. Registration 9.30 am starting 10.00 am SHARP to 12.00 pm.
LOCATION: Lawson Rooms. Please enter by the back door behind the Cafe near the lift.
GUEST SPEAKER: Library Aged and Disability, Canterbury/Bankstown City Council. Speaking on Services provided by the Library of Canterbury/Bankstown City Council.
COMPETITION FOR OCTOBER:
Category 1: A single cut of something pretty from your garden.
Category 2: A pot of Bromeliad/s flowering or foliage.
Welfare Report: Catherine Brock.
The birth flowers for September:
Asters once symbolized revolution. They were used to honor soldiers lost in war. Also, they served as inspiration for painters and writers.
The morning glory is a fast-growing vine that has long been a symbol of love, both undying and unrequited.
Australian Native Birth Flower is the Geraldton Wax (also known as the waxflower or Chamelaucium uncinatum).
“Friendship through Gardens”.
