Come by Saturday, March 15 while the sun is shining to pick out some great plants for your garden. We have about 30 varieties of California native plants in 1 gallon and larger pots, as well as a selection of succulents. Drop by the Casa de Flores at 737 Walnut Street in San Carlos between […]
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Date/time: Saturday, January 25, 2:00-3:30 pm. Location: Civic Garden Club of San Carlos, 737 Walnut Street. (Please note that when using the street address, Google maps will send you to the parking lot in the property behind the club. The club entrance is on Walnut Street.) Want to reduce/remove your lawn? Have a weedy patch
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Please bring something sweet or savory to share, a healthy plant to swap and a friend, family member or neighbor to join us.
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Author: Carol Bornstein, David Fross, Bart O’Brien This is a must-have book for anyone interested in gardening with California native plants. There are detailed plant profiles and valuable advice for more than 500 plants. In addition to describing the plants’ appearance and basic needs, the plant profiles include advice on care, pruning and dealing with
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Saturday, July 13th, 202410:00 AM -1:00 PM737 Walnut Street, San CarlosCivic Garden Club of San Carlos Our plant selection is our largest yet, and all plants are priced to sell. We have recently added new CA Native plants and started additional ones from cuttings. We also have doubled the size of our plant growing area
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Our next member meeting and educational program will be June 9. Check out the newsletter below for photos from the Edgewood Preserve hike and member social at Cindi’s home.
Featured: Invitation to our Cinco de Mayo social, and garden events and classes. Note: newsletter has been formatted for printing.
Featured in the newsletter is a recap of the very popular vegetable gardening talk given at the Casa in February. Note: the newsletter has been reformatted for printing.
Please note: We have changed to using MailChimp for the newsletter. The PDF below is a copy of the emailed version.
