Newletters

Library of Plants:Where art, science & knowlege merge, Profile: The Barnharts, Garden Notes: Living Quilt, Linda Ellis on the "Pincushion flower", Botanical Society opens gates to Mizumoto Stroll Garden, Daylily Gardens move up, Upcoming Events: Butterfly Festival, Photography Contest. Audrey: One Year Later.

Butterflies, bluegrass take center stage, Profile of Gail Wright, Solar-power tram debuts for those who need lift, Around & about the Gardens - George Deatz's column, Azaleas newest addition to gardens, Library at Botanical Center enriches and educates, Third Annual Butterfly Festival Schedule of Events, Photo Contest "Nature in the Park" details, Federated Garden Clubs Flower Show details, Lions adds Edwin Hubble to History Walk, Guide to the Gardens, Friends of the Garden Membership Form.

September 2011 Issue of the Friends of the Garden Newsletter

Includes: A Garden for the senses, an update about plans for the new Sensory Garden, Profile: Susan Boswell, Garden Notes - Membership is over 800 in FOG, Around & About the Gardens - George Deatz's column, Butterfly Festival attracts 4,000 to gardens, Events & News, Upcoming Events

The November 2011 Friends of the Garden Newsletter.

Why we're a thousand strong; Butterfly Man: Scott Cunningham; Garden Notes; Around and About the Gardens: The Real Benefits of membership; Winter Garden adds shades of cold weather color; Rmembrances: Bricks, benches, trees and shrubs honor family, friends; Events and News; Louise Macom receives Lifetime Achievement Award.

Garden plans taking shape, Ways to remember loved ones, Profile: Nancy Hopkins, new president of FOG, Garden Notes and other good stuff, Around and about the gardens, Final Report: An epic year for the Gardens by George Deatz, out-going president of FOG, Events and News, Feedback.