Circles meet 1st Tuesday --> September to May (Daffodil Circle meets 1st Wednesday)
Daffodils meet the first Wednesday of the month September - May at 6 p.m.
2022-2023 Officers
President - Jacqua Ballas
Vice President - Tricia Evans
Secretary - Gayle Gossett
Treasurer - Sheri Sanders
Committee Chairmen
Awards - Gloria Arnold, Midge Barrett
Circle Birthdays - Pam Norfleet
Civic Beautification and Civic Event - Kathy Bruce
Communication and Member Care - Tricia Evans
Flower Show - Gayle Gossett
Horticulture/Birds,Butterflies, Trees, Wildflowers - Wendy Staley, Marlene Bjork
Library Events - Ruth Dexheimer
Publicity - Jacqua Ballas, Jean Conrad
Ways and Means - Kathy Bruce, Tricia Evans
September 7 -
Daffodil Circle Meeting
Hydroponic Gardens
United Way Room
Donna Pagget & Gayle Gosset
September 13
PGC General Meeting
Marion County Library 10:30 AM
October 5
Daffodil Circle Meeting
Preparing for District V Meeting
United Way Room
Ruth Dexheimer & Jean Conrad
October 14
District V Meeting
Barn at Bellemoor
November 2
Daffodil Circle Meeting
Cornucopia Arrangement Demonstration - Phyllis Mulberry
United Way Room
Nancy Leonard & Wendy Staley
November 30-Dec 3
Holiday Decorating
Silver Springs State Park
December 7
Daffodil Circle Meeting
Making Holiday Centerpieces - Jil Stevens
United Way Room
Gloria Arnold & Midge Barrett
January 4
Daffodil Circle Meeting
Master Gardener Presentation-Jacqua Balla
United Way Room
Ruth Wallace & Linda Maxwell
February 1
Daffodil Circle Meeting
Pressed Flowers - Kathy Bruce
United Way Room
Kathy Bruce & Ruth Wallace
March 1
Daffodil Circle Meeting
Exploring the Flower Show New Categories - Jacqua Ballas
United Way Room
Pam Norfleet & Sheri Sanders
March 7
PGC General Meeting
Marion County Library - 10:30 AM
April 5
Daffodil Circle Meeting
Edible Flowers - Wendy Staley
United Way Room
Tricia Evans & Marlene Bjork
April 18-20
FFGC 2023
Kissimmee, Fl
May 3
Daffodil Circle Meeting
Installation of Officers, Awards
Home
May 10
District V Spring Meeting
Lake City, FL
May 26
PGC General Meeting
Officer Installation
Location TBA
Christmas tree decorating at Paddock memory care - Jacqua, Kathie, Kathy, Flash, Jean.
There's much to see here. So, take your time, look around and delight in the beauty of the farm.
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Wendy Staley, instructed the Daffodils on how to create a cornucopia of Fall flowers.
Nancy Leonard and Nancy Livesay designing their cornucopias.
A Fall Cornucopia ready for display!
Margit, Ruth, and Holly Yokum
Paula Ryan and Linda Steer
Sheri Sanders, Pam Norfleet, and Gayle Gosset
The Fort King National Historic Landmark is located in Ocala, Florida – Marion County. The Fort was originally built in 1827. It was named for Colonel William King who commanded the Fourth Infantry before Brevet Brigadier General Duncan L. Clinch.
Fort King was abandoned in July 1836, and burned by the Seminoles. The second Fort King was built in 1837. For most of the Second Seminole War, this site served as military headquarters.
The park is open 7 days a week from sunrise to sunset or 7 p.m. (whichever comes first). The Heritage Center is open Tuesdays – Fridays, noon to 5 p.m. and Saturdays, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Closed on Sundays and Mondays.
This archaeological work was funded in part by a Historic preservation Grant from the Florida Department of State (2008) .
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