CRESTON VALLEY
GARDEN CLUB
What's Growing On For 2025?
Garden Club Meeting
Meetings will start again next Wednesday, May 28 in the library meeting room at 7pm. We will be selling our yearly memberships before and after the meeting.
For $20 a person and $25 a couple, you get a 10% discount at many of our nurseries and at Top Crop in Cranbrook too plus all our wonderful guest speakers.
Provincial Garden Club Newsletter
Have a read through the March BC Garden Club Newsletter if you want. Always interesting to see what some of the other clubs are doing.
Guest Speaker on May 28th
Red Barn has kindly agreed to be our guest speaker and will share insights about some the unique items they offer for gardeners and farmers.​
Members Showcase and Share on May28th.
Hey everyone! We’d love to see what fertilizers you’re using for your veggies, soft, or flower beds and containers. Just share an empty bag, container, or even the label if you buy in bulk—whatever you’ve got! Also, let us know how and when you use them. I have to admit, my method is pretty laid-back; I usually just throw whatever I find my cupboard onto the plants and hope for the best! I’m there’s a better way, and I’m looking forward to picking up some tips from you all tomorrow!
Note:
Llyod's Backyard will be closing for the at the end of May. Enjoy 50% off on everything!
About Us
Feb.26 Guest Speaker
Caroline Collier was our guest speaker on Feb 26. Her topic was about how to attract more pollinators, what to grow and where to get seeds. Here if some info she wanted the group have.
In 1998, a small group of keen gardeners met in their homes to share information. As time went by, the group formalized itself to become "The Creston Valley Garden Club" and as of 2018 grew to over 50 members.
Meetings and events are held on the last Wednesday of each month from February to November. Business meetings are kept to a minimum and members enjoy guest speakers, round table discussions, field trips and tours of members' gardens and slide shows. Meetings are usually preceded by an informal plant exchange.
With a minimal membership fee of $20/person and $25/family, supplemented with funds from plant sales and garden tours, the club has sponsored scholarships and donated to the community garden, College of the Rockies, Japanese Garden, Swan Valley and the Museum.
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Courtesy Sheila Barling and Gwen Beebe​​
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Gardening In Creston
I'd like to learn more about
Fruit Trees
Garden Art
Hardscape (Walks and Walls)
Landscaping
Lighting
Outdoor Structures​
Watering and Irrigation
Hardness Zone