Theme:

"Gardening is fun."

Established in 1931, Fallbrook Garden Club is a member of National Garden Clubs, Inc./ Pacific Region Garden Clubs, Inc., and a charter member of California Garden Clubs, Inc. /Palomar District.






General Meetings are held at Fallbrook Community Center, 341 Heald Lane
On the last Tuesday of each month, Sept-June, except in December, which is usually the second Tuesday.

12:30 - Social | 1:00 - Business | 2:00 - Program

Masks are no longer required indoors in California, with a few exceptions. But they are still strongly recommended.

Fallbrook Garden Club's Monthly Guest Speaker


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General Meeting
Tuesday, December 12

Fallbrook Community Center

Guess Speaker:

Kelly McKelvey of D’Vine Petals

Program:

“Holiday Floral Design”


Native Plant Study Field Trip


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Native Plant Study Field Trip - Saturday, December 9th, 2:30 p.m.

At our last study group meeting, one of our members mentioned that her sister would soon be building a house on the north side of town and, in doing so, would be clearing the land of natives. Thus, we have been invited to dig up some of these plants for ourselves. Whatever you dig up is now yours.

There is no parking place at this location so that we will be carpooling part of the way. 
 If you have a large vehicle that can seat many people, please consider letting us use it for carpooling.

You will need to bring a shovel, containers to put your plants in (pots, large bags, boxes, etc.,) gloves, long sleeves, thick pants (we will be out in the chaparral), and water (stay hydrated!)

What plants might you be able to find?
Different types of Salvia, Ceanothus, Manzanita, Toyon, Cacti, Yucca, Chamise, Deerweed, Sagebrush, Buckwheat, Oak, Monkeyflower.

Contact: Jessica Lyle or Julie Lyle CoChairs


MARK YOUR CALENDARS for the 2024

Spring Flower Faire Extraordinaire

Saturday, May 11, 2024



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  • Plants of all varieties – Flowers, Vegetables, Indoor Plants, Succulents

  • Fun and unique containers planted by members – start scouring the thrift shops now!

  • Exhibition of showcase-quality specialty plants by members

Location: Fallbrook Historical Society Dates:

Thursday Friday Saturday

May 9 – General set-up
May 10 – Plants arrive on-site
May 11 – Sale open to the Public
(The day before Mother’s Day – excellent gift shopping opportunities)

We are very excited about this special event. This fundraiser was a great success last year because of the enthusiastic support of our members and the host of volunteers who made it happen. With your help, we hope to make it even bigger this year, so come join in the fun! As they say, it takes a village, and we have a great gardening village!

Stay tuned,
Terry Derry & Marci Eisenstadt, Co-Chairs



A FEW OF FGC'S UPCOMING EVENTS
Check monthly calendar for more!

If you'd like to sign-up for FGC's events please consider joining the Fallbrook Garden Club membership! 

Wednesday

December 6

Christmas Business Workshop




December 9

Native Plant Study Group Field Trip

2:30 pm - 4:00 pm



Tuesday

December 12

General Meeting

12:30 pm - 3:00 pm



Monday

December 25

Christmas

Happy Holidays


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Membership Benefits

Join the Fallbrook Garden Club to enjoy the benefits the club has to offer.

  • member education through speakers, workshops, tours, and field trips;
  • the opportunity for community involvement and civic beautification;
  • public education through flower shows and garden tours;
  • scholarships; and
  • creating lasting friendships while having fun!

*Disclaimer
This resource guide is a list of various gardening vendors or community businesses. 
Fallbrook Garden Club is not promoting or advertising for any particular vendor or business. 
These lists are solely a resource of options.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

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"Flowers are the music of the ground.

  From earth’s lips spoken without sound.”

                                                  -Edwin Curran-