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This non-profit organization exists for the purpose of promoting an interest, appreciation and better understanding of botanical subjects including but not limited to all plant materials, their care and use in the home and garden.
A garden club in New Zealand has sent us a link for gardens to visit. Click left. So if anyone is tripping there look them up! October 2007 *We took a field trip to see the wild flowers.* Click here for the details to see map and directions Check out member Yale Weatherby's new page on Butterfly Keeping? here at Lakeside. He has formed a new club which will teach you all the ways to please our beautiful mariposas. http://lakesidebutterflyclub.net Plaza planting: A big thank you to Trudie Nelson our Plaza Chairwoman and....Thanks to all the members who come to weed, prune and plant! Check out the pictures on the Plaza page Check out the Good Gardening page for new links to articles on a a host of lakeside gardening projects. This month's feature is Plants that Can Take the Heat . You can also read Months in the Garden for what to prune/plant or buy this month. Check Monthly Meeting for details of this month's meeting and highlights of recent meetings. The handouts have their own page if you missed getting one. Ross Mitchell's notes on Growing Vegetables is now there. Reta Brae's herb notes are also there . I have also placed the tree plaga pamphlet in handouts. We have it now in several trees in the plaza and it is still increasing at a rapid rate here in town. This is the orange flowered or spaghetti type parasite that attacks our trees. Visit or Photo Gallery for photos of last month's garden visit, and our Botanical Information page for this month’s featured flower. Contact Chris the web woman here. |
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1977, The Lake Chapala Garden Club was founded in