Monthly Programs

The program year runs from January  through October. All meetings begin at 10 a.m. unless noted.​   

The club business meeting  usually is held after the program.  Programs and business meetings are held the fourth Wednesday of the month, January through October.  Dues are $15 and paid in the fall. 

Those interested in membership are asked to attend two meetings before joining. 

For more information on programs, please email tea.l.yankel@gmail.com

Winter and Fall programs are inside.  Late Spring and Summer programs are often visits to gardens or other outdoor environmentally-related programs.

--March 23, 2022. Program  "From Caterpillar to Butterfly."  Jane Worth, Master Gardener. 10 a.m. at Sugarcreek Township Office Building, 2090 Ferry Road, Bellbrook.  

--April 23/24--The club will have a tent in Bellbrock Park in downtown Bellbrook during the Sugar Maple Festival. You are welcome to visit us there to learn more about garden topics or to inquire about membership.

--April  27, 2022. Program on growing tomatoes by Garry Abfalter, Master Gardener.  10 a.m. Sugarcreek Township Office Building, 2090 Ferry Road, Bellbrook.

​--May  25– Civic Planting beginning at 9:30 a.m. at the Bellbrook Museum, Winters Library and the city sidewalk urns.  Short Business Mtg afterward at Bellbrook United Methodist Church, Brown Bag Lunch. We will plant in a light rain but  may cancel to the following week if that morning brings heavy rain and thunderstorms. Members should check their email at 9 a.m. that morning.

--June 22 – Home Garden Tours. 

--July – Cox Arboretum Guided Tram Tour by Five Rivers Metro Parks Adult Education Supervisor Betty Hoevel. 6733 Springboro Pk., Dayton 45449. Registration required.
 
--August – Creating Mini Fairy Garden in Container Hands-On Activity lead by Sophia Briley. At the Bellbrook Sugarcreek Parks District Headquarters, 2751 Washington Mill Rd., Bellbrook. Registration required.

--September 28--Members' Social and Gardening Game; installation of Treasurer and Secretary

--October 26--10 AM. Hellebores--a lovely, underused perennial shade plant with a number of varieties--presented by Ohio State University Extension Office, Kim Hupman.  Location:  Sugarcreek Township Offices, Ferry Road, across from Tom's Mulch.