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BEGONIA CHATTER Astro Branch American Begonia Society 4513 Randwick Drive Houston, Texas 77092-8343 (713) 686-8539 FEBRUARY 2019 ISSUE SEED PLANTING The February 6, 2019 meeting of the Astro Branch of the American Begonia Society will be held at the West Gray Multi-Service Center in Activity Room 1. Our Host and Hostesses for this meeting will be Johnny Williams, Donna Williams and Gloria Hunter. The doors will open at 12:30 P.M. for us to set up our meeting room. If you can help us with set up it would be greatly appreciated. Between 1 P.M. and 2 P.M. members can enjoy refreshments and socialize with members and friends we only see at meetings. President Janet Carpenter will preside over this meeting. Please remember to wear your name tag. If you are unable to locate your name tag please contact Tom as soon as possible before the day of the meeting so he can have a replacement for you at the meeting. Our Program this month will be Seed Planting. The Astro Branch is now the official curator of the American Begonia Society Clayton M. Kelly Seed Fund. This month we will have an in depth study of begonia seeds and how to grow them. We will learn how to see if seeds are viable, Next Meeting: DATE: February 3, 2019 TIME: 2:00 PM PLACE: West Gray Multi-Service Center PROGRAM: Seed Planting www.begoniahouston.org how to properly plant them and care for them as they germinate and grow. Our goal is to become expert in growing and preparing begonia seeds. With this knowledge we can better serve the customers of the Clayton M. Kelly Seed Fund. Members need to bring a plastic container with a lid to practice planting seed. We are looking forward to seeing you at this meeting. Our program will be interesting and educational with some fun thrown in. See you there! B. Paul-bee

MINUTES OF THE JANUARY 6, 2019 MEETING The January 6, 2019 meeting of the Astro Branch of the American Begonia Society was held at the West Gray Multi-Service Center, located at 1475 West Gray Street in Activity Room 2. President Janet Carpenter presided over this meeting calling the meeting to order at 2:05 P.M. Janet thanked everyone for coming and also thanked Tony Robert, Donna Robert and Sue Botts for the wonderful array of refreshments they brought for the meeting. Minutes of the December meeting were published in the Begonia Chatter and approved as written. Treasurer Tom Keepin reported that our bank balance is healthy. Brenda Andrews heard from Mildred Love and found out that Orville had passed away. Mildred is doing fine and working in her small garden. Brenda also got a call from Shirll Manes. Shirll said she misses Alan. Shirll said she has a hard time walking and her eyesight has gotten worse so she can t work with her plants. Shirll misses us and plants. If you have some time please give Shirll a call she loves talking about plants her telephone number is 409-433-8503. Sunshine Lady Ruby Lewellyn asked if any members need to be sent a card. Tom Keepin asked for help setting up the meeting room each month at 12:30 P.M. Brenda Andrews and Tony & Donna Robert helped with set up for this meeting. Janice Shaw was our guest and was our only guest attending this meeting. Our Begonia of the Month was presented by Tom Keepin and he told us about B. Tom Ment. The plant was used as our Door Prize. Our Program was a Cutting Swap. Members brought in named cuttings and also did research on the cuttings so they could tell us any information they could find, such as hybridizer, parents, cultural need etc. Members commented that they learned a lot from the other member s research and also doing research themselves. After the program we had our drawings. The results are: Raffle: B. Brazilian Lady won by Donna Williams B. Catalina - won by Sandra Rigsby Name Tag: B. Hot Tamale won by Sandra Rigsby B. Lalomie won by Gloria Hunter Door Prize: B. Tom Ment won by Janice Shaw Last but not least the drawings for the cuttings got underway. Members had taken notes so they knew what cuttings they wanted and also where they were located for quick retrieval. The cuttings went very quickly but orderly. The meeting was adjourned at 4:10 P.M. by President Janet Carpenter. Respectfully submitted, Gloria Hunter Gloria Hunter, Secretary New Member At this meeting we had Janice Shaw as a returning guest. Janice said she has enjoyed coming to our meetings and told us that she would like to join us. Janice paid her dues before going home. Janice Shaw 8103 Springtime Lane Houston, TX 77075 Telephone: 281-630-3436 Email: janices1948@gmail.com Welcome Janice!

WEATHER FORECAST FOR FEBRUARY 2019 PRUNING, PLANTING AND TRANSPLANTING February 1 st, 2 nd & 3 rd Capricorn 6 th, 7 th & 8 th Pisces 11 th, 12 th & 13 th Taurus 16 th & 17 th Cancer 24 th & 25 th Scorpio March 1 st & 2 nd Capricorn 6 th & 7 th Pisces 11 th & 12 th Taurus 15 th & 16 th Cancer 23 rd, 24 th & 25 th Scorpio 28 th & 29 th Capricorn Planting and Transplanting are best done in Cancer, Scorpio and Pisces with Cancer being the best. Best Pruning for quick growth is first Taurus and then Capricorn. According to the United States Weather Service, Houston and surrounding area fall in Region 7 of the National Weather Map. Here is what they predict our weather will be like for the month of February Our temperatures will be slightly below normal and our precipitation will be slightly above normal. Our temperatures should average from 37 degrees in the North and 50 degrees in the South. Our coolest February temperatures will be February 1 st & 2 nd, 4 th thru 6 th, 11 th thru 14 th, 18 th thru 20 th and 28 th. Our warmest February temperatures will be February 8 th thru 10 th, 16 th & 17 th and 22 nd thru 26 th. The best chance for widespread rain in the South and snow and rain in the North will be on or about February 1 st, 3 rd thru 5 th, 10 th thru 13 th, 17 th thru 19 th and 27 th & 28 th. There are some severe storms expected near the Gulf accompanied by windy conditions. HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO YOU! Happy Birthday wishes to our members born during this month of February. We hope your special day is a truly special one. Linda Kovac Ann Stiefel Jane Anderson February 10 th February 20 th February 23 rd Take a few moments today to remember all the good things you ve seen and done, ways you ve grown, things you ve learned. Celebrate your memories and your dreams..everything that s made you the wonderful person you are. (B. Duscharf by Alice Clark)

ASTRO S JANUARY 2019 MONTHLY MEETING Sue Botts with B. masoniana Tom Keepin talking about the cuttings he brought in. Donna Williams explaining B. White Ice Mel Babb talking about her cuttings. Janet Carpenter talking about her cuttings.

Ruby Lewellyn talking about her B. Pink Dragonwing Gloria Hunter with her B. Lalomie door prize Sandra Rigsby with her B. Hot Tamale door prize Janice Shaw with her door prize B. Tom Ment Donna Williams with her B. Brazilian Lady raffle plant. Midge Gorman discussing the cutting she brought.

B. Brazilian Lady (aka B. Withalacoochee ) Janice Shaw choosing cuttings after the program. what is left of the cuttings. Brenda Andrews (l) and Sandra Rigsby choosing cuttings. Brenda Andrews discussing the cuttings she brought. Tony Robert (l) & Cheryl Lenert choosing cuttings. Kathleen Murphy surveys

B. Catalina Tony Robert selecting cuttings after the program. Gloria Hunter discussing cuttings that she brought to the program. B. Carmel Browne B. quaduensis