Welcome to the Ramona Garden Club
A CGCI Blue Ribbon Club
The Ramona Garden Club meets at noon on the second Wednesday of each month at the Ramona Woman's Club except (July/Aug & Dec).
Members and their guests are welcome to attend the event, which begins with a potluck lunch, continues with a brief meeting and the speaker’s presentation, and ends with an opportunity drawing of plants and related garden goodies. The public is welcome to attend. Annual dues are $15. Click here for Membership form to print your own form.
Monthly Meeting Speaker Information click here for speakers
Focus on Ferns at May Garden Club Meeting
Although many residents may consider Ramona a “dry” county, at least as far as plants are concerned, the Ramona Garden Club’s May meeting will feature ferns.
Staghorn ferns in particular will be the topic of the May 8, 2013 meeting, presented by Don Collard. Collard became interested in tropical plants more than 45 years ago, and has collected his plants from places such as Thailand, the Philippines, Costa Rica and more. He is past president of the San Diego Fern Society and longtime member of the Los Angeles Fern Society. His talk will cover fern species that will grow in Ramona, as well as fertilizers and pest control. He will also bring sample plants.
Library Flowers
Many thanks to our wonderful members for signing up to provide a vase of flowers or a potted plant to brighten up the Ramona Library. Anyone interested in signing up please contact Jane Vidal The flowers and plants are well received from both the visitors and staff alike! You may retrieve your item after your week has passed.
Pennies for Pines
Each month the garden club takes a special collection for the National Forest Penny Pines Program. For $68.00, approximately 350 cedar, fir, oak, redwood, pine trees will be planted on approximately one acre. This amount not only includes the seedlings but the clearing and preparation.
Ramona Garden Club
P.O. Box 1412
Ramona, California 92065
Gardening is the art that uses flowers and plants as paint, and the soil and sky as canvas. - Elizabeth Murray
