Just ask the Camperdown Plant Ladies. They know all about how to be patient. Taking a seed or seedling through to its maturity can be an arduous task. Watering, weeding and waiting are the three Ws that are the mainstay ingredients in growing plants - and that's what happens around Camperdown.

Sarah Lobosky, Alison Albury, Joanna Robertson and Cindy Wilde have been growing plants for a long time. You can tell by their gardens that they subscribe to the three Ws - and the result has been their astounding array of plants that will be available at the Seventh Annual Camperdown Plant Sale on Saturday from 9 a.m. to noon in Lobosky's garden on Sour Sop Street, Camperdown.

A wonderful assortment of plants will be on sale at reasonable prices. There will be orchids, palms, ferns, bromeliads, addeniums and many other varieties of plants for purchase.

"There will even be $5 and $10 tables for those on a restricted budget, so nobody needs to leave empty-handed," said the Camperdown Plant Ladies. "The ladies will be there to answer your questions and help you select just the right plant."

Each year the Plant Ladies donate part of the proceeds from the sale to the charity of their choice. This year they have selected the Hurricane Relief Fund.

"Come out, enjoy a morning of wandering through the plant displays and support this very worthwhile charity," said the Camperdown Plant Ladies. "Just follow the sign postings on Eastern Road and Prince Charles Drive to lead you to a fun morning with other plant enthusiasts. Come early so as to get the very best selection."

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