Club members in 'garden therapy' Involving its members in "garden therapy," the South Davis Garden Club joined women living in a shelter home in preparing and planting a vegetable garden and improving im-proving the shelter home grounds with annual flowers. This activity was a continuation of a therapy effort begun last fall by the state garden club with the planting plan-ting of spring bulbs at the home. Club members also participated in a tree planting project on Arbor Day at the Davis County Fair Grounds. The tree was donated from club funds and J & L Garden Center. The club's May meeting will be the annual spring pot luck luncheon on May 20 at the home of Laveme Kellersberger when newly elected officers will be installed.