The Calusa Garden Club of Marco Island is pleased to announce that Connie Lowery, a National Flower Show judge and a member of Creative Floral Arrangers of America, will demonstrate how to make a floral arrangement anyone can do on Monday, November 18 at 1:00 PM in Rose Hall at the Marco Island Public Library. The public is invited to attend.
Lowery’s passion for floral design began as a hobby. She belonged to the Bay Shore Garden Club on Long Island where she won her first blue ribbon. Lowery will show how to make a floral arrangement using grocery store flowers, yard cuttings, and other easy-to-find blooms and foliage. She will also provide ideas for flower containers and innovative ways to make your own. Lowery will prove that you don’t have to follow the rules to be creative when making a design, Volunteers will be invited to try their hands at floral arranging.
Calusa Garden Club welcomes visitors interested in our educational programs and visitors interested in membership. Contact the Garden Club at calusagardenclubcommunication@gmail.com, or on the Garden Club’s website, calusa.org. Visit the Club’s Facebook page, Calusa Garden Club
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