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Leopold Uniting Church’s plant sale set to brighten up your garden

October 24, 2019 BY

Leopold Uniting’s new minister Rev. Kathryn Stoel-Cousineau, second from left, with Leopold Uniting Church Op Shop volunteers Marj, Ann, and Marie-Louise with dog Lucy.

LEOPOLD Uniting Church’s Rainbow’s End Op Shop will hold a Plant and Garden Sale next week, which will offer a variety of plants that require less water.
Op Shop volunteer Marie-Louise said the November 1 sale would include plants such as salvias, ground covers, pelargoniums, bromeliads, daisies and agapanthas.
“Patio and indoor plants, veggies and herbs, and orchids (both large and small) will also be available.”
After a severe storm forced volunteers and customers to hastily relocate into the church building last year, this year’s sale will be held inside the church.
The Op Shop, with its wide range of quality household goods, clothes, toys (and Christmas decorations), will be open throughout the day, while Estia Health Leopold will be selling crafts made by their residents – think creative and inexpensive Christmas gifts.
Delicious Devonshire Teas will also be available between 9am and noon.
Leopold Uniting’s new minister, Rev. Kathryn Stoel-Cousineau, said she was impressed with the enthusiasm and support shown for the plant sale.
“Many people, both from our congregation and those from the wider community, really step up to grow and nurture plants for this sale.
“The community certainly has come together to make this day a success.”
She said she was looking forward to meeting people at the plant sale and asked them to come introduce themselves.
She also invited people from any faith background to make prayer flags, to bless the wider Leopold community and the world.
The plant sale will be held on November 1 from 9am to 5pm.