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March 9, 2022
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Peru Garden Club ready to help community bloom If you are thinking about planting a garden this spring, the Peru Garden Club has an open invitation to go to the Peru Public Library, Saturday, March 12, 2022, at 10:30 a.m. The club will present a program, “Successful Planting,” to get a head start on growing a successful garden. The Peru Garden Club is making an effort to open the world of gardening to all who are interested in creating their own beauty through plants. The organization wants to make it as easy as possible, too. “We are taking ourselves to the community instead of the community coming to us,” Jayne Kesler said. Kesler is the Peru Garden Club President, North Central District Director and First Vice President the Garden Club of Indiana, Inc. Kesler shared, “Our garden club members have years of practical gardening experience and want to share ideas with you that will help get your planting off to a great start. You’ll learn about picking seeds and plants, choosing your site, preparing your ground, planning, and mapping out your planting area, setting plants and sowing seeds. A discussion after the program will address questions you need answered and ideas shared by the club.” The program is free to the public with refreshments and a door prize for those attending and all are welcome. The Peru Garden Club was founded in 1939 and is affiliated with The Garden Club of Indiana, Inc., and the National Garden Club. The Garden Club is also planning a program for April 2 at 10:30 a.m. at the Peru Public Library. The program is called "Successful Container Planting." The Peru Garden Club manages many projects in the area such as the front garden at the Peru Depot, the Blue Star Memorial on Business 31, and a bed along the Nickel Plate Trail.
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