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ECA thanks you for supporting our Public Plant Sale
A huge THANK YOU to everyone who purchased plants at our public plant sale last weekend. ECA is a 401(c)(3) non-profit amateur garden club. Our organization has been sharing our passion for these uniquely beautiful flowers with our friends, neighbors and fellow gardeners in the greater Puget Sound region for 75 years. Your support ensures that we can continue our mission of propagating, growing and showing Chrysanthemums in our area for years to come.
We hope you are happy with your selections.
Please don’t hesitate to ask questions about caring for your mums. We want you to be successful.
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Mr Muhammad Raza Khan, Our club propagates plants only from cuttings. I hope you are able to find resources for the seeds you are interested in obtaining. Happy gardening!
Dear Sir/Madam,
The Edible Flowers Society of Pakistan is working to establish a Chrysanthemum & Carnation Courtyard where all plants will be displayed in pots. Here in Pakistan there are only a few cut flower varieties of Chrysanthemums available. We want to introduce AYR varieties of mums among gardening enthusiasts.
Kindly support our efforts by sending us a few packets of seeds of different colours. We will propagate these seeds and then will prepare its stock for distribution among gardeners.
Your kind support will enable us to introduce/promote AYR mums in Pakistan.
Kind Regards
Muhammad Raza Khan
President
Edible Flower Society of Pakistan
Emily, We have emailed membership information to you
Would love to join
I will send ECA membership information to the email provided
I’d like to join!
Joyce, I will send ECA membership information to the email provided.
Cindy, I will send ECA membership information to the email provided.
Hi. I’d like to join.
I am interested in joining the ECA, but am out of State. How do I go about joining
Hi can I send a check to you for my membership? Please email me if preferred, thanks!
Hi I would like to join ECA, can I send a check to you for my membership? Please contact me via email if preferred. Thanks!
I’d love to support this organization through purchasing varieties. When will you conduct sales?
hello! you gave me a piece of paper with growing instructions on it that also included your email address if I had any questions. I have some questions and am hoping we could connect by email. I bought 3 different cultivars at the Volunteer Park sale last late winter/early spring.
I’ve basically let 2 of the plants grow way too tall (I think) without cutting them/replanting. 1 of the plants, even though I did the same thing with it, split into the 3 stems. but I’m just not sure how to best regroup here, after watching videos.
I don’t seem to be finding super helpful or on point videos, though I did just find this one this morning: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UxFc8cgZNhM
Jane, We would love to hear your story. I recall Ed and Maudie Hodgson. Thank you for thinking of us. Sue
Ronnie,
Thank you for your inquiry. I called and left a phone message for you at the number you provided. Please give me a call at 360-303-8284. I’d love to chat with you. Looking forward to your call. Susan Joyner – Evergreen Chrysanthemum Association President
If you could please call me at 206-898-5914
I have a question that like to ask. You can reach me at any time during the week for i am stuck in my home.Thank you very much
My name is Ronnie McElwaney
I discovered this year this surprising flower. Surprising because of the extreme long time of metamorphosis of each single blossom. I have very much to learn, even my first results are just breathtaking in my eyes. How I can be a member and how I can pay you for the membership?
Living in a warm country, in Tuscany/Italy I noticed that even after frightening fall storms and several days of very heavy rain my Chrysanthemums are still in impeccable shape. Unfortunately here in Italy this flower is associate only with mourning and I hope to be able to move a little this direction of view in my area. I’m a doll maker and will not plant them commercially but insert this plants in my garden for public access.
Thank you very much for help,
Kindest wishes,
Brigitte
Hi there
My name is Jane Sharpe after whom the bloom is named. I am 87 years old this year.
If you are interested I could write a commentary with pictures which could be of interest to your society. This would include our association wiyj the breeder of the Mum and Ed and Maudie Hodgson.
Cheers
Jane