
How to Successfully Grow Bulbs in our North County Microclimate
Many of us have planted fall bulbs. We wait with baited breath to see if flowers will appear months later to brighten our spring gardens. It's a joy when colorful flowers appear and a disappointment when nothing shows up. You wonder what went wrong. Was the hole too deep, were the bulbs planted upside down, or did a critter feast on the bulbs? If this has happened to you, help is on the way! Our September speaker, Sharon Reeves, is a Master Gardener and lists among her many accomplishments owning a design business specializing in drought-tolerant, native, and wildlife gardens, along with writing a gardening column.
Sharon will discuss how to select and plant bulbs for vibrant colors and scents in your garden for years to come.
Event Details:
Wednesday, September 10, 2025
Abravanel Hall
Social time begins: 9:30 am
Meeting starts: 10 am
On another topic, the Garden Club will be selling hot dogs at the Fall Festival on Saturday, September 27. Stop by for a tasty snack. We are also still accepting sign-ups for the Tote Bag Workshops to be held in October.
Join the Garden Club for just $10 per year - sign up at any meeting. Be sure to stop by the Share Table for gardening treasures. We look forward to seeing you!
Connect with Fellow Gardeners
Members can access a private Facebook Group to exchange gardening tips and information. If you're a current, dues-paying member, email our Member Services Liaison, Diane Bednarski, at dianezbednarski@gmail.com to request access. Take advantage of this opportunity to enhance your gardening knowledge and connect with like-minded individuals.

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