Our May program is a fun one at Windridge.  Jeremy Windemuller, founder, will give us a tour of the garden center which includes over 600 varieties of perennials and native plants.

SDGC Volunteers  work with the Saugatuck 6th grade students to plant the community flower pots around the city.  Once we are finished with Saugatuck, some volunteers add beauty at Douglas City Hall.

We celebrate our new members once a year.  It's a fun evening where new members can meet other members.  SDGC (non new) members bring appetizers, desserts and wine.  It's a very special evening.

Our garden walk is the main event where we raise funds for our scholarships.  As part of the garden walk we have a sale of members perennial plants and what we call "hidden treasures" where members donate items related to gardening.  It's fun!  Don't miss this!

Jeri Walsh Allis will discuss lifecycle, social organization, and environmental and natural factors to support bees.