“I’m the baddest witch in the world,” she sang in her muffled voice, skipping with both feet. Ramona could see that Howie was not going to be any fun at all, even on Halloween. Norton and Story & Tune.“Scotch tape itches me,” said Howie.
Saturday, May 6 in an outdoor setting at Lavender & Olive, 633 Montecito Way in Ramona.įeatured performers include Tim Atkins, King Taylor Project, Desert Crossing, Willie Roberson, Dusty Recor, Reverand Stickman, Dana Duplan, Cathryn Beeks, Travis Ross, Pug Mahone, Gabe Hampton, Amalgamation, Nisha Catron, Jeff Berkley, Ashley E.
Some of the area’s top singer/songwriters will present an evening of live music during the Players on the Patio event at Lavender & Olive.Įntertainment will be offered from 5:30 to 10 p.m. Lavender & Olive presents Players on the Patio The Ramona Garden Club meets the second Wednesday of each month at Mountain View Community Church, 1191 Meadowlark Way. This year, the club will award two scholarships to Ramona High School graduates. Proceeds from the annual Plant and Craft Sale further the education of future horticulture students. And the club provides flowers to brighten the Ramona Community Library on a weekly basis. The club is also involved in beautification projects such as Collier Park’s garden and the San Diego Zoo Safari Park’s Chandler Herb Garden. Topics are related to horticulture, landscape design, floral design, conservation projects, civic beautification and the preservation of wildlife.Īs a result of the Penny Pines Tree Reforestation project, Ramona Garden Club has supported multiple plantations each year to support the Cleveland National Forest Reforestation Program, culminating in the planting of more than 2 acres of trees. Ramona Garden Club, which celebrated its 20th anniversary April 10, strives to provide educational programs and projects to the membership and public. at Ramona Oaks Park in San Diego Country Estates, 25341 Pappas Road - will include succulents, cactus, perennials, cuttings, bulbs, veggies and native plants. Gardening enthusiasts can find plants, unique crafts, mosaics, garden art, succulent gardens and gently used garden décor and tools at the Saturday, May 6 event. Spring has arrived and so has the Ramona Garden Club’s annual Plant and Craft Sale.
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