The Piedmont Garden Club hosted a club flower show on April 8-9 at Community Hall. The pup-centric theme — “Best in Show” — made for a playful and engaging showcase of local talent. Club participants submitted enchanting floral arrangements, fanciful place settings, artful photographs, and fine horticultural specimens to be judged by expert panels, many of whom traveled from other garden clubs around the country to evaluate the submissions.
A woman, with dog in arm, gets a smell of the fresh cut roses 
A mother and child walk past a table of cuttings 
A bouquet arranged by Deb Obendorf wins a first place winner and Best in Show for Floral Design 
An entry by Lili Basset and Sharon Hom 
A table setting design 
A miniature floral arrangement on display 
“Hair of the Dog” entries featured a cocktail, themed display, and greenery or flowers 
A couple views the propagated plant submissions 
Creative needlepoint designs of a family dog and unusual houseplants 
Some of the photographs on display in the Japanese Tea House 
Garden club members view the photos in the Japanese Tea House
Piedmont Garden Club has been a member of the Garden Club of America since 1926.
The event was open to the public on April 9.