It is a great honor to accept the presidency of the Madora Garden Club. It is with humility and gratitude that I accept this responsibility.
As we approach our coming year, we will be presented with a "Bouquet For All Seasons".
As garden club members, we learn to appreciate all types of gardening. We learn to recognize the importance of good soil, the benefits of water, and the perils of drought. Gardening is such a challenge. Do we plant seeds, bulbs, or starter sets? Should it be trees, shrubs, or flowers? Would we rather have a Butterfly Garden or a Bird Habitat? As in life there are choices to be made, goals to be set, and goals to be met. We learn much from our fellow gardeners.
Let us share what we have learned with all of our fellow members old an new.

We are so fortunate to be members of such an outstanding Garden Club. We have been fortunate to be the recipient of many prestigious awards.
I look forward to working with such exceptional leaders and talented and dedicated members who have accomplished so much in the past.
Together we can sow great things in the world of gardening.
As Alexander Smith once said, "My garden with pulses of fragrance that come and go on the airy undulations, affects me like sweet music. Car stops at the gates, and gazes at me wistfully through the bars. Among my flowers and trees, Nature takes me into her own hands, and I breath freely, as first man."

~ Carol Fenn