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Hervey Bay croquet players run fundraising hanging basket workshop with Bunnings donations

Hervey Bay players swapped mallets for gardening gloves at a Saturday workshop led by Susan Korevaar, with Bunnings donating materials. The club also shared an 'after' photo and more pictures.

2 min read12 June 2023
Hervey Bay croquet players run fundraising hanging basket workshop with Bunnings donations

Photos from Hervey Bay croquet club

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A first look at the 'after' photo

Two hanging baskets overflowing with pink, red, purple, and blue petunias on a street lamp post and beside a house entrance

Here's the promised peek at the jaw-dropping "after" photo, which ours may look like in a few months' time.

Hervey Bay Croquet & Mallet Sports Club


Hervey Bay croquet players swap mallets for gardening gloves

Volunteers planting seedlings in green pots under a covered shed; no croquet is visible in this photo

Hervey Bay croquet players are always ready for a good challenge. On Saturday, they put down their mallets and picked up some gardening gloves for their new fundraiser.

Susan Korevaar, the green-thumb daughter of club legend Margaret Woods, gave expert instruction for assembling stunning hanging baskets and pots. Their goal? To create blooming masterpieces of colourful flowers and aromatic herbs, all ready to sell at the club's annual tournament, Croquet on the Bay, in early August.

Just take a peek at the jaw-dropping "after" photo in the next post!

Thank you to Susan for sharing her expertise, and to Bunnings, who were very generous in donating materials!

#herveybaycroquetclub #bunnings #gardening

Hervey Bay Croquet & Mallet Sports Club

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