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Schedule 2009 - 2010September 6, 2009Garden PresentationRuth Wash will demonstrate Square Foot Gardening October 4, 2009Herbal PresentationCooking with Rose Hips Darcy November 1, 2009Herbal PresentationGardening with Mediterranean Herbs by Martha Murphy December 6, 2009Herbal WorkshopHoliday Gifts hands on workshop with Lorna January 3, 2010Canceled / HolidayHappy New Year February 7, 2010Garden PresentationWorms in your Garden with Norma March 7, 2010Tea Partybring tea sandwiches or a dessert April 4, 2010Happy Eastermeeting canceled April 11, 2010Field TripRancho Los Cerritos 4600 Virginia Road Long Beach 1pm, $5 April 17 & 18, 2010Green Scenevisit the OCHS at the Green Scene at the Fullerton Arboretum. May 2, 2010Garden TourAt Norma's Plant Exchange TBA June 6, 2010PresentationHerbal Cheeses Updated 5-17-10 Web Designer |
Membership:
Our meetings are free to guests. Please join us at the next meeting and speak to the membership chairperson about joining. Membership for the OCHS is only $20 per person or $30 for two members at the same address. Membership includes a monthly newsletter, discount on our field trip, and access to the OCHS library. The OCHS does not prorate dues and memberships expire in May. Click Here for a membership application. Time and Location:The OCHS meets September through June on the first Sunday of each month at 1:00 p.m. The meetings are located at the Log Cabin in Santiago Park, Santa Ana (Orange County), California. From the 5 frwy, travel North on Main. Turn right into Santiago Park. Then turn right and continue one hundred yards to the Log Cabin on the right. The entrance into Santiago Park is directly across the street from the Discovery Science Museum. DirectionsPurpose:The OCHS is a garden club that promotes an interest in the knowledge and use of herbs for educational purposes. Meeting may include:
Library:
The OCHS has a small library of herbal books available for members to check out. Library books are checked out for one month and are due at the next meeting. For a list of library books click on the books. The International Herb Association pick for the Herb of the Year for 2010 is Dill.Links of Interest: Links to Botanical Gardens, Arboretums, Nurseries, and Garden supplies.Garden Events Calendar: Workshops, classes, garden shows, plant sales, etc. in and around Southern California. Great Herbs to Plant this Spring: Most herbs can be planted year round in Southern California. Chamomile, Chives, Cilantro, Dill, Lemon Grass, Mint, Parsley, Rosemary, and Thyme are in good supply at your local nursery. You will also want to plant annuals like Basil, Calendula, Cilantro, and Dill before it gets too warm. Biennials like Parsley can also be planted annually for their foliage. Tarragon which needs a winter chill may also need to be replanted. |
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Disclaimer:*Information presented at Orange County Herb Society meetings and on this Web Site is for educational & historical purposes only. The Orange County Herb Society does not give personal advice on the medicinal uses of herbs. Always refer all health issues to your health care provider. Words like Natural or Organic do NOT mean Safe. |
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