Photo submitted to Times Observer Three sisters — corn, beans, and squash.

Vice president Priscilla Breese welcomed members to the July 18 meeting of Warren Garden Club at St. Joseph Catholic Church.

Louise Dyer, past president and flower show Judge, gave a presentation on the Native American Legend of the Three Sisters. The Iroquois believe corn, beans, and squash are a precious gift of the Great Spirit and the well-being of each crop is protected by one of the Three Sister Spirits. Native American snacks were provided during the lecture with a dessert of brownies made with black beans.

The Garden Club Cambridge Assisted Living committee helped residents make summer flower pinwheel decorations, which can be used as hair ornaments, rings or a corsage.

The Municipal Gardens, planted by Warren Garden Club in June, are doing very nicely. Committee members were thanked for the ongoing summer maintenance. Summertime flowers beautify the city.

Articles for the newsletter, The Garden Path, are due August 1. Members are encouraged to submit articles for the newsletter.

Members are encouraged to “like” the new Warren Garden Club Facebook page. Ladies are encouraged to send pictures and text of their own gardens to use on Facebook.

Information on the flower show will be announced in September.

The annual District VIII meeting will be held September 12 in Harborcreek.

The board meeting will be September 3. Members are encouraged to attend this informative meeting.

Warren Garden Club always welcomes new members. Contact Sandra Ransom, membership chairman, at 723-5107 for more information.

Warren Garden Club’s next regular meeting will be Maple Syrup Judging. The August 15 program will be presented by Rick Morton, the Maple Syrup Judge for the Erie County Fair. The August meeting will be held at the St. Joseph Education Center, Meyer Hall.