Saturday, December 3, 2022

Happy Holidays Party

A special reminder:

*Happy Holidays Party*

December 14th 2022

10 AM

At the Blue roof metal bldg across from League Park on main Street at the Railroad tracks...Park Ave.

All club members and guests are welcome to celebrate the holiday season, reflect on the garden club history and enjoy our friendships.

There will be a White Elephant Garden Gift Exchange that can be stolen and should be in the range of $15

Bring a dish of your choice

Ned and Fay Dudney Nature Center Work Day

Our club helps maintain the butterfly garden area in the Ned and Fay Dudney Nature Center in partnership with the city of League City. This lovely nature preserve has nice walking paths and areas to view water birds.

Please join us for our fall-winter cleanup activity:

Wednesday, December 7

10:00 a.m.

1220 Egret Bay (FM 270)

League City

You'll want to bring gloves, water, and small hand tools. See you there!

Thursday, November 3, 2022

Please join the fun and fellowship on November 16 at 10am as the LCGC decorates the bandstand/gazebo and other areas of League Park for the holidays. This is an annual activity, headed up by member Sherry Nuzzi. Attached is a flyer with all the information about this festive activity!

Click here for the flyer

Thursday, October 27, 2022

November Events you won't want to miss

Clean up of Lobit Park Saturday, November 5 from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. The League City Park Operations department will host a big clean up at Lobit Park on FM 646. They've invited LCGC members to participate on Saturday, November 5 from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Here is the link to League City's announcement. You can sign up to participate here. https://www.leaguecitytx.gov/CivicAlerts.aspx?AID=3790

Wildflower project: November 8th at 10am. We received approval to plant wildflower seeds on the west side of Hwy 3 in addition to the east side. We are set for planting on November 8th at 10am. The city will be tilling the west side. The east side will be planted with a seed drill tractor so as not to bury the seeds from last year. As a garden club we will focus on the area around our LCGC sign, and the idea is to plant that area heavily with bluebonnets to make our sign "pop". For those that want to help we will meet in the parking area on the northbound side of Hwy 3 and 96. I will ask that those wishing to participate bring a trowel and rake and gloves. Thanks to those of you that participated last year and for the good wishes from those that could not. There will not be an enormous amount of work in this, so if you would like to just bring a chair to witness that is fine, too. Watch for email or postings on our Facebook page for rainout changes. Any questions please text me: Jamie Hart ph;281-814-4805

Sunday, October 2, 2022

LCGC October Meeting information

Join us for our monthly meeting on Wednesday, October 12, 2022, 10am at the Johnny Arolfo Civic Center, 400 West Walker St. 77573.

Our featured speaker will be René Johnson, owner of Lush Flowers giving a presentation entitled “Make Your Own Floral Arrangement”. René has been in the wedding and event industry for over 30 years. She was trained by world renowned wedding and event specialist, David Tutera and has worked with him as a lead floral designer for multiple events including on Lifetime TV’s “My Great Big Wedding “. René will demonstrate how to make your own arrangement using containers and tools from home with very little money or effort.

Saturday, September 10, 2022

LCGC September Meeting

We look forward to seeing you all on Wednesday, September 14, at 12:00 p.m. IMPORTANT NOTE: This is a change from our regular meeting time of 10:00 a.m. for SEPTEMBER ONLY. We will meet in the League City recreation room, located behind the Johnny Arolfo Civic Center at 400 W. Walker St, and just adjacent to the swimming pool. Our meetings will go back to the regular time of 10:00 a.m. next month.

The September meeting is a regular business meeting. We will hear the club audit report and everyone will receive our club yearbook for 2022-2023, which includes the membership directory and information about each monthly meeting. We will also hear about the upcoming Garden Walk, our big fundraiser, scheduled for September 24. Judy Anderson and Leslie Wong, our Garden Walk chairpersons, have asked that you bring and turn in your Garden Walk ticket money and any leftover tickets.

Also, please remember to support the horticulture table at the meeting by bringing a plant or cuttings to share or swap, or to donate to the LCGC to sell. Chairperson Judith Taub is also requesting that we donate gently used garden pots and vases to the horticulture table. Seed packs and seeds that you've harvested (include planting and care instructions, please) are also welcome to share at the horticulture table, as are gardening books, magazines and catalogs. Also, your horticulture questions about plant cultivation, pest management, etc. are encouraged. Our members have a wealth of knowledge to share with us!

We'll see you on September 14!

Friday, July 15, 2022

League City Garden Club Announces 11th Annual Garden Walk, “Tranquility Treasures”

Peek at some of the most imaginative gardens in League City as the League City Garden Club invites you to attend the club’s 11th Annual Garden Walk, “Tranquility Treasures,” Saturday, September 24, 2022, from 10am to 4pm.

Tickets can be picked up or reserved by contacting Judy Anderson.

Tickets are also available for sale at Nana’s Attic, 501 East Main, in Founder’s Square, League City

If you want to be a docent contact Leslie Wong.

A Raffle Drawing is planned during the event. If you have any items to be donated or would like to help, please contact Lisa Lofaro.

Click here for more information

Flyer

LCGC - Summer Luncheon

Our July luncheon is Wednesday, July 20, at Esteban's on Main St. in League City, at 10:00 a.m. We're asking members and guests to pre-pay so we can give the restaurant an accurate headcount and plenty of preparation time. The cost is $15.00 per person, which includes your meal, beverage, tax, and tip. Mail your check, payable to League City Garden Club, to:

League City Garden Club P.O. Box 1273 League City, Texas 77574

Lisa Lofaro will check the P.O. Box daily. A list of paid members will be compiled and sent out to everyone in advance of the luncheon as confirmation of payment received. We look forward to seeing many members at this special mid-summer gathering!

League City Garden Club July Luncheon Wednesday, July 20, 2022 10:00 am to 1:00 pm Esteban's Party Shack-behind the restaurant 402 W. Main St. $15.00, prepaid, covers your food, beverage, tax and tip

Tuesday, May 31, 2022

LCGC updates

The June 1 Mercer trip has been postponed until the weather is cooler.

We are currently on summer break. Please check back to learn about our summer luncheon meeting in July.

Meetings will resume in September...September 14, 2022.

Friday, April 15, 2022

LCGC May Meeting

We have a special treat for our May meeting. We hope you will join your club friends and colleagues at our May 11 meeting at the home of Vickie Hall. View the flyer here

Friday, March 4, 2022

LCGC March 2022 Meeting

Our next monthly meeting is Wednesday, March 9, 2022. We'll meet at 10:00 at the League City Recreation Center, located behind the Johnny Arolfo Civic Center at 400 W. Walker St.

Our special guest is Kristine Rivers, Texas Master Naturalist, who will talk about turning your yard into a safe haven for birds and other wildlife.

As a reminder to all, our 2022-2023 club membership dues, $30.00, are payable by March 31. Your dues are very important to the operation of the club, and help support our scholarship program, our speaker program, and our activities in our community. Our annual budget is being prepared by Wendy Kane, Treasurer, so please get your dues in! You can pay at the meeting this month, or mail your check, payable to League City Garden Club, to our membership chairperson:

Corinne Hartwell 2516 Siskin Trail League City, Texas 77573

Please remember to support the horticulture table at the meeting by bringing a plant or cuttings to share, swap, or purchase. Chairperson Judith Taub requests that we consider donating gently used garden pots and vases to the horticulture table. Seed packs and seeds that you've harvested (include planting and care instructions, please) are also welcome to share, as are gardening books, magazines and catalogs.

We're looking for a big project idea to engage our members and promote the work of our club for the 2022-23 year. A suggestion box will be available at the meeting so that everyone has an opportunity to contribute an idea or two. Members will vote and select one idea to be developed and executed this year.

On April 13, our club will have a "field trip" to the Mercer Arboretum and Botanic Garden. Entry to the arboretum is free. The bus transportation will be approximately $11.00 per person. We plan to eat lunch in the Humble area near the arboretum. Each member will purchase their own lunch. Sue Bain is coordinating the trip and she'll need to have an accurate headcount to order one or more buses for our transportation. Please contact Sue at sue.bain@gmail.com to let her know if you'll attend. There will also be a sign up sheet at our March meeting.

See you all at the March 9 meeting!

Monday, February 7, 2022

LCGC February Meeting

We look forward to seeing you all at our next monthly meeting on Wednesday, February 9, 2022, at 10:00 a.m. This month, we are temporarily meeting in the ballroom inside the Johnny Arolfo Civic Center at 400 W. Walker St.

The presentation this month is Microgreens, with guest speaker Chef Mary Bass. Microgreens are highly nutritious vegetable greens harvested just after their cotyledon leaves have developed. Chef Bass will share information on how to incorporate them into everyday cooking.

Please remember to support the horticulture table at the meeting by bringing a plant or cuttings to share or swap, or to donate to the LCGC to sell. Chairperson Judith Taub is also requesting that we bring gently used garden pots and vases. Seed packs and seeds that you've harvested (include planting and care instructions, please) are also welcome to share at the horticulture table, as are gardening books, magazines and catalogs. Also, your horticulture questions about plant cultivation, pest management, etc. are encouraged. Our members have a wealth of knowledge to share with us!

Immediately following this meeting, we'll have our first publicity photograph of 2022 at the Walter Hall Park on Hwy 3 in League City! This photo will be used to promote the club and its activities. Club members can park inside Walter Hall Park, and the photograph will be taken at the large sign at the entry. The address is 807 N. Hwy 3. Tiffany Valle is our Publicity chairperson. Let's all help her get 2022 off to a great start!

We're looking for a big project idea to engage our members and promote the work of our club for the 2022-23 year. A suggestion box will be available at the meeting so that everyone has an opportunity to contribute an idea or two. Members will vote and select one idea to be developed and executed this year.

As a reminder to all, our 2022-2023 club membership dues, $30.00, are payable by March 31. You can pay at our February or March meetings, or mail your check, payable to League City Garden Club, to our membership chairperson:

Corinne Hartwell, 2516 Siskin Trail, League City, Texas 77573

Wednesday, January 26, 2022

LCGC 2022 February Meeting

Our next monthly meeting is Wednesday, February 9, 2022. We'll meet at 10:00 at the League City Recreation Center, located behind the Johnny Arolfo Civic Center at 400 W. Walker St. Stay tuned for more details.

Friday, January 7, 2022

LCGC 2022 January Meeting

Happy New Year to all of our garden club members! Our next monthly meeting is Wednesday, January 12, 2022. We'll meet at 10:00 at the League City Recreation Center, located behind the Johnny Arolfo Civic Center at 400 W. Walker St.

The president of the NASA Area African Violet Society, Dianne Greely Duggan will discuss and present a variety of African violet plants. Her program is called "Not Your Grandmother's African Violets".

We'll also enjoy a plant-sharing activity at the exhibit table with Judith Taub, our horticulture committee chair, so bring a plant to share with others. And we'll resume our monthly raffle, too. See you there!