- November 4, 2024
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Dodie Mash paints on the community art at the lunch.
The centerpiece was a colorful orange and green plant.
President Dianne Beaver and Christy May
Francine Southwick and Marianne Mega
Teresa Noa and CG Kauffman
Gerri Klemm, Dianne Beaver, CJ Danna and Wendy Walker
(Back) Terry Lough, Veronica Foster,(Front) Karen Pariser and Patty Rohrer
Adrienne Seymour, Carol Hoernle and Renee Stevens
Ann England, Jill McKinlay and Martha Smith
The centerpieces included smaller flower and green candle holders.
Christy May and Bill Waddill
It was almost paradise at the Sarasota Garden Club, the garden gateway to the bay.
Bill Waddill, the managing director of The Bay redevelopment project, said without the Sarasota Garden Club, the project wouldn't be able to happen.
"The garden club is right at the front of the project," said Waddill. "It's going to become the centerpiece of an enlivened and enhanced historic section of the bayfront."
Waddill and about one hundred others gathered at the Sarasota Garden Club for lunch on March 16, pausing in their Gardens of Paradise tour. The tour, which includes six homes and the garden club itself, took attendees around to sample to the way people in southwest Florida make their gardens beautiful.
