June 2026
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Outgoing Officers
Bulb & Blossom Garden Club members presented flowers to outgoing President Donna Baltakis and incoming 2026-28 officers Barbara Wells-Treasurer, Debbie Cristiano - Sec., Baltakis, Mona Redlich - Pres, and Christie Spekschate – Vice Pres.
Donna was presented a lovely quilt created by Mona Redlich. Shown are members Jean Johnson, Fran Guillory, Pam Quirk, Donna and Mona. Great job Donna!
Donna was presented a lovely quilt created by Mona Redlich. Shown are members Jean Johnson, Fran Guillory, Pam Quirk, Donna and Mona. Great job Donna!
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May 2026
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The Bulb & Blossom May meeting was held at the home of member Pam Quirk. Pam had a lovely arrangement on display showing how using only green leaves of varying shapes and colors can be an option when designing. She then demonstrated how flowers could be added. Member Debbie Cristiano is seen looking on in the background. |
April 2026
Keep Eunice Beautiful
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Members of the Bulb & Blossom Garden Club in Eunice, recently partnered with Keep Eunice Beautiful in its annual city clean up. In top photo weeding planter is Erin Jones. Members shown in the group photo Donna Baltakis, Elvonia Reed, Mona Redlich, Debbie Cristiano, Fran Guillory and Connie Thibodeaux. |
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Monthly Meeting - April 7
Bulb and Blossom Garden Club members recently gathered for its monthly meeting on April 7, 2026. An Easter theme was carried out!
Mrs. Nookie Miller, President of LGCF District VII, attended the meeting of the Club and brought news of State events! The latest is the partnering of the Louisiana Garden Club Federation and Keep Louisiana Beautiful!
Our April program was given by member Sarah Bollich. Sarah gave a wonderful presentation on vermiculture. Vermiculture is the cultivation of earthworms, specifically Red Wigglers, to convert organic waste into nutrient -rich compost know as worm castings.
As a teacher, Sarah has incorporated this practice at her school and will be using the castings to fertilize the plants in their new garden beds.
With planting going on and gardens being built consider including this amazing byproduct!
Mrs. Nookie Miller, President of LGCF District VII, attended the meeting of the Club and brought news of State events! The latest is the partnering of the Louisiana Garden Club Federation and Keep Louisiana Beautiful!
Our April program was given by member Sarah Bollich. Sarah gave a wonderful presentation on vermiculture. Vermiculture is the cultivation of earthworms, specifically Red Wigglers, to convert organic waste into nutrient -rich compost know as worm castings.
As a teacher, Sarah has incorporated this practice at her school and will be using the castings to fertilize the plants in their new garden beds.
With planting going on and gardens being built consider including this amazing byproduct!
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January 2026
The Bulb and Blossom Garden Club was so pleased to have Glendale Elementary as the recipient of our Arbor Day tree for 2026. The 4H students planted the Live Oak in the playground area of the school where it will provide shade for years to come! Thank you principal Laura Lombas for allowing us to partner in this project!
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