Bus trip, Information in the March Compass
May 29 Field Trip - Filoli Estate and Gardens
May 29 Field Trip - Filoli Estate and Gardens
Bus trip, Information in the March Compass
Trees & Shrubs and how to care for them by Dave Mullen
June 27 Speaker - Dave Mullen
June 27 Speaker - Dave Mullen
Trees & Shrubs and how to care for them by Dave Mullen
Building the Good Bug Hotel: How to attract Beneficial insects to your garden by Fred Hoffman
July 25 Speaker - Fred Hoffman
July 25 Speaker - Fred Hoffman
Building the Good Bug Hotel: How to attract Beneficial insects to your garden by Fred Hoffman
10791 East Empire Street, Grass Valley Car pooling or meet us there, $31.00 per person Includes lunch on the terrace and tour of the estate and garden, Limited to 50 people.
Aug 6 Field Trip - Empire Mine Estate and Garden
Aug 6 Field Trip - Empire Mine Estate and Garden
10791 East Empire Street, Grass Valley Car pooling or meet us there, $31.00 per person Includes lunch on the terrace and tour of the estate and garden, Limited to 50 people.
Longtime consulting rosarian and plant expert, Debbie Arrington, will be the guest speaker for the May 23 General Meeting (KS, 2:00PM). The topic is: "Garden Tested: Making sure New Plant Introductions will succeed in Sacramento.” Debbie has tested hundreds of plants in her own backyard before those new varieties are released to the public. How do you test a plant? What are expectations? She will share some success stories as well as flops, and a peek at what's coming to a nursery near you soon.
An award-winning journalist and lifelong gardener, Debbie is one of Sacramento's best known gardening experts. She's the co-creator of the popular Sacramento Digs Gardening blog and website, writing about Sacramento area gardening on a daily basis. She also recently started a new weekly gardening column in the Sacramento News & Review.
As The Sacramento Bee's home and garden writer, she covered those subjects extensively for almost 10 years as well as entertainment, food, sports and other topics. She won the Garden Writers Association 2018 Silver Award for best newspaper article and its 2018 Gold Award - its top national honor - as best newspaper garden writer. She also won the 2015 GWA Silver Award for best newspaper garden column.
A Southern California native, Debbie worked for the Long Beach Press-Telegram and its sister Knight-Ridder newspapers for 20 years before moving to Sacramento in 1999. A longtime member of the Sacramento Rose Society, she is a consulting rosarian and has won numerous awards for her roses. She still gardens at both ends of the state.
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.
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