Lost Pines Garden Club
Bastrop, Texas

Gardening tidbit: Lord, give me a persistence of a weed
See you in September: our next meeting will be Sept 14 at 6:30 pm the Bastrop Public Library. Come join us!
Meeting overview and schedule: Click
here
for our schedule for September 14, 2010 through May 10, 2011. Click
here
for our last years meetings.
Dues are $15/year (Sept 2010-Sept 2011) which also includes membership in the "Texas Garden Club www.texasgardenclubs.org and receiving their quarterly publication "Lone Star Gardener".
Meeting Location and Schedule : Our Club meetings will be held the second Tuesday of the month at the Bastrop Public Library, 1100 Church Street.
Visitors are always welcome to our monthly meetings. Meetings are held each month, September through May at 6:30 pm - 7:00 pm Networking & Social with light refreshments, Business Meeting at 7:00 pm with Program to follow at 7:15 pm.
Click
here
for a map to the meeting. Click
here
for our meeting schedule and programs.
Click
here
(Sep 14) or
here
(Oct 12)
here
(Nov 9) for minutes of prior meetings.
Yard of the Quarter winner: click here
Purpose and Overview of Club : The Lost Pines Garden Club is an organization which promotes central Texas gardening through networking, presentations by experts, and facilitating access to information related to gardening. Monthly programs include a social/networking time, a short business meeting and normally a informative presentation or demonstration by a person knowledgeable in some aspect of gardening in our area. We are associated with the Texas Garden Clubs, the National Garden Club, and the Bastrop Chamber of Commerce. Membership is open to anyone who is interested in gardening (flowers, vegetables, trees, shrubs, etc.). We also do projects which help beautify the community.
A major theme for this year is exchanging practical information on the challenges (e.g., drought) and opportunities of gardening in the Central Texas/Bastrop County area. One useful aspect is for members to exchange information with each other (e.g, what worked or did not work so well). One aspect of this is to collect and share information which may be useful to each other. Click here for some information which may be useful to you.
Garden Club Information: Click here for an informative brochure about the benefits of joining a garden club. Click
here for the National Garden Clubs Quarterly Aug-Oct 2009 newsletter.
How to contact us : Contact any of the officers listed
here .
Useful web Links: Click here for relevant gardening related information
Sponsors: Click here for information on our Club Sponsors.
Yard of the Quarter and Yard of the Moment: Click here for information
Scrapbook: Click
here to see a scrapbook of prior events. This gives and idea of the sort of activities we do.
Prior meetings:
March 9 meeting: we had a great meeting by Jeff Pavalat, well known expert on cactus, agave,and succulent plants who spoke on this subject.
February 9 meeting: Click
here
for information on our February 9 speaker, Daphne Richards. A DVD is available.
January 12 meeting:
We had a great meeting with Smith "Smitty" Covey on "Backyard Conservation". We have DVD of his presentation in computer format or DVD. We also have his Power Point presentation. Click
here
to get Smitty's presentation.
Contact me
to get the presentation for a DVD or computer.
we had a great meeting by Jeff Pavalat, well known expert on cactus, agave,and succulent plants who spoke on this subject.
February 9 meeting: Click
here
for information on our February 9 speaker, Daphne Richards. A DVD is available.
January 12 meeting:
We had a great meeting with Smith "Smitty" Covey on "Backyard Conservation". We have DVD of his presentation in computer format or DVD. We also have his Power Point presentation. Click
here
to get Smitty's presentation.
Contact me
to get the presentation for a DVD or computer.
The Lost Pines Garden Club is affiliated with the Texas Garden Club
www.texasgardenclubs.org
Click
here for a flyer with some information on the Lost Pines Garden Club and Lost Pines in Bastrop