MAR/APR 2014
VOLUME 25 | ISSUE 20
Dear Members and Friends: We are looking forward to the arrival of spring with our blooming Cherry trees and the rich color and fragrance of the Wisteria, Camellias, and Azaleas. The warm temperature is quite unusual but look out for springlike patterns. The Cherry trees are forming tiny buds ready to open- well timed to the festival. Additional pines and evergreens have been planted.
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Volunteer Spotlight, Professor Tierney 100th Year Anniversary, Collectors in San Diego
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Garden of Unity Documentary and Kickstarter,Membership Tea, Annual Cherry Blossom Festival
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Calendar & Class Schedule
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Donation Summary & New Members
Cherry Buds In Early Bloom
The construction for the Inamori Pavilion is well underway. With the start of the footing and framing of the building, we are excited for the progress of the Inamori Pavilion. We wait with great anticipation for its completion in December 2014 in concert with the kick-off for the 100 year celebration of Balboa Park. The Garden brings subtle changes every week. We hope you set yourself a goal of appreciating the changes and enjoying spring in the Garden as a new blooming season begins.
A BI-MONTHLY NEWSLETTER FOR THE MEMBERS AND VOLUNTEERS OF THE JAPANESE FRIENDSHIP GARDEN SOCIETY OF SAN DIEGO