Garden Group Name Badge
Get an Official Lincoln Hills Garden Group Name Badge! Wear it at Club events to identify you as a member. It has easy-to-read lettering and the badge includes your name and the Club's name. It also has the club Logo. (See the sample.) The order form link is below. The cost is $10.00 each, tax & shipping included. Just complete the order form and mail to the vendor in Texas. They are shipped by First Class Mail and should typically be receive within 5 – 10 business days after the order is received by the vendor. If you have questions, please contact Al Soares (Webmaster) @ tincupal@sbcglobal.net.
Order Form (click here)
Bring a sack lunch and folding chair. $10.00/person. An $5.00 ride share fee will be required for your driver. Maximum 30 guests, minimum 10.
1221 Harder Ave Woodland, Ca 95776 530-668-0660
Organic honey products including Honey Mead, Beer and Honey Wine (charges for tasting alcohol) Beautiful walking gardens with Bee happy plants plus tour of facility. Forty guests allowed.
1125 Joe Murer Court, Folsom 916-413-9231 THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 1ST, 10:30 AM
Bring your sack lunch and a folding chair. $3.00 to your carpool driver. $5.00 tour fee. After lunch, go for a stroll in Old Town Folsom.
Tour the garden,1925 home and museum of Italian renascence man Joe Murer who in the early 20th century contributed greatly to the Folsom community.
Bring a sack lunch and folding chair. An $5.00 ride share fee will be required for your driver. There is a $5.00 fee for this tour. No guess limit.
10148 Oak Canyon Dr. Penn Valley, Ca 530-412-1277
20 acres of lush trees, whimsical vignettes, ponds and gardens. Some uneven terrain in areas. Unlimited guests allowed.
June 23 Speaker - Joe Janisch
Growing Veggies in Containers
Joe Janisch
Painter, Gardener and Naturalist
Joe is a California native, born in San Francisco and educated as a fisheries biologist at Humboldt State University. He has traveled and worked as a biologist in Indiana and Arizona and has returned to his home state after thirty years of managing fisheries resources and gardening from the Mississippi to the Colorado River.
After many years of artistic training and gardening in three different states during his travels, he has continued to produce a variety of art and backyard gardens. In 2003 he retired to Fort Bragg and then in 2017 moved to Lincoln, California where gardening and painting occupy his days.
After spending the last 40 years away from California, I am back and enjoying the weather and natural resources that California has to offer. Because Lincoln Hills presents unique gardening challenges, I have found that container gardening for veggies is the best way to go. After five years of growing a wide variety of veggies, I have found that they can be grown year round through continues rotation.
Are you ready for some ideas to spruce up your yard, maybe make a few changes, or just enjoy a refreshing look at what others have done with their yards?
Home Garden Tour
Home Garden Tour
Are you ready for some ideas to spruce up your yard, maybe make a few changes, or just enjoy a refreshing look at what others have done with their yards?
Highly qualified speakers are invited to present and entertain our members on the 4th Thursday of each month at the Kilaga Springs Presentation Hall.
Monthly Meetings
Monthly Meetings
Highly qualified speakers are invited to present and entertain our members on the 4th Thursday of each month at the Kilaga Springs Presentation Hall.
The rose show is a judged competition open to all LHGG members. Each household may bring up to 5 single roses, and 2 flower arrangements containing roses.
Rose Show
Rose Show
The rose show is a judged competition open to all LHGG members. Each household may bring up to 5 single roses, and 2 flower arrangements containing roses.
The City of Lincoln Community Garden (CG) is in its fifth year. It is a city lot on 3rd and E Street behind Walmart’s.
The Fruitvale Community Hall, also known as Fruitvale School, was one of the original country schools in the western part of Placer County.
SCLH Garden Group under the direction of Arden Bendorf and Carol Wilson, volunteers two people on a monthly basis to water and maintain the indoor plants at the Lincoln Library.
