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Sussex Gardeners hold 2016 Garden Tour
Master Gardener Mary Sue Colaizzi, right, provides a container planter demonstration. Nancy Riggin, (l-r) Lea Peter, and Susie Adams listen to pointers. BY DENY HOWETH
May 24, 2016
The rear yard is planted as a series of small rooms. BY DENY HOWETH
Cheryl Wisbrock, Gallery One artist, paints an iris on a property. BY DENY HOWETH
Lunch and the raffle were held at the Lutheran Church of Our Savior. BY DENY HOWETH
An eclectic blend of hedges, specimen evergreens and ornamental shrubs in raised beds frame the front of the house. BY DENY HOWETH
Robert Sessa keeps the garden going and offers surprises throughout such as the hanging succulent to his left. BY DENY HOWETH
A shade garden lines a natural stone walkway. BY DENY HOWETH
A rose climbs the front garden among containers. BY DENY HOWETH
An azaela sits among statuary. BY DENY HOWETH
The Sussex Gardeners’ garden tour and luncheon held May 14 showcased six of the finest gardens in the Rehoboth Beach Yacht and Country Club neighborhood. A raffle was held, including home- and garden-related prizes and gift certificates to area restaurants.
The luncheon featured chicken salad on croissant, homemade soup and salad with homemade cookies at the Lutheran Church of Our Savior in Rehoboth Beach.
The Sussex Gardeners are the oldest garden club in Sussex County. For more information, go to www.sussexgardenersgardenclub.org.
