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The Art and Soul of Flowers

Andover Garden Club Starts Year with Floral-Arranging Demonstration

Fall-blooming Hibiscus x 'Kopper King
Fall-blooming Hibiscus x 'Kopper King (Frances Y J Wheeler)

On Tuesday, October 1, at South Church (41 Central Street, Andover) the Andover Garden Club will kick off its new year with a demonstration by floral-designer Andrea Little. The event will begin at 10:00 AM with social time and refreshments, followed by a brief business meeting and the floral-arranging demonstration.

Art is described in part as the making or doing of things that display form, beauty, and unusual perception. When the natural beauty of flowers, foliage and other elements of design are combined, art takes on a new image and excites the mind and soul, creating an emotional warmth of the senses and stimulating creativity in mind and heart. “Art” and “soul” will be the driving forces behind the arrangements presented by floral designer Andrea Little.

Little is an award-winning floral designer, master judge, and presenter of design workshops and programs. Active in the Garden Club Federation of Massachusetts, she is a member of the Westborough and Curbs & Cobblestones Garden Clubs.

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A $10 donation is requested for guests (includes refreshments).

About the Andover Garden Club

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Founded in 1927, the Andover Garden Club is a 501(c)(3) charitable organization that encourages the study and practice of horticulture, landscape design, and floral design; aids in the beautification of the town of Andover; and helps protect and conserve natural resources. A member of the Garden Club Federation of Massachusetts, Inc., and National Garden Clubs, Inc., the club provides both financial and hands-on support to a variety of municipal, educational, and environmental organizations throughout the region.

The Andover Garden Club welcomes new members, and information about joining is available from membership cochairs Liz Bell (belles810@gmail.com, 978-475-3021) and Cathy Starr (cstarr12@comcast.net, 978-475-8473).

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