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PHGSC

Pleasant Hill Garden Study Club
meets the first Tuesday evening of the month (except July
at the Pleasant Hill Community Center
320 Civic Drive, Pleasant Hill, CA

Mailing address: P.O. Box 23282, Pleasant Hill, CA  94523
Club dues: $25/year; $35 for two or more at same address
(To join on paper and pay by check or cash,  ask that an application form be mailed to you by contacting membership@phgsc.com or write to the P.O. box address above.)


Next Meeting:  Jan. 7, 2025  at 7 p.m. 
 GUESTS WELCOME!

Program:
Speaker: Ann-Marie Benz, California Native Plant Society
Topic:  Establishing Native Plants in Your Garden


(MEMBERS:  for HOW TO RENEW,  click here.)
Who We Are

A Great Group for All Gardeners – experienced & novice; young & old; men & women, working & retired. We meet and connect with each other monthly. Each May we hold a public plant sale. For members only, we offer a monthly newsletter, trips to area garden-related destinations, an annual tour of members’ gardens, and two potluck dinner meetings. A portion of the plant sale proceeds are donated to area garden-related nonprofit groups or projects.

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At Meetings

Each meeting features a speaker/ presentation, as well as a brief business meeting, socialization time with snacks, a members’ exchange table, and a raffle with proceeds going to the replanting of damaged national forests in California. Expert speakers cover a wide range of topics that include drought tolerant plants, trees and shrubs, flowers of all kinds, herbs and vegetables, propagation, landscaping ideas, sustainable practices, pest management, and more.



Annual Sale

Annually, we hold a popular sale of plants propagated by club members and sold at competitive prices. Held the Saturday before Mother's Day, the sale features colorful container plants and other gifts for mom, including items to fit children’s pocketbooks. Seasoned gardeners look for unusual perennials not typically found in nurseries. Others come for the succulents, house plants, herbs and vegetables. A “garden shed” area sells gently used tools and garden décor.