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Sugar Land Garden Club
Established in 1932, the mission of Sugar Land Garden Club members is to enhance our knowledge and appreciation of gardening and all of its related subjects, to conserve native flowers, trees and shrubs,
and to encourage civic beautification and education.
SEPTEMBER MEETING
September 21, 20219:30 a.m. social with the program starting at 10 a.m.
THIS WILL BE AN IN PERSON MEETING!
As per CDC guidelines, we kindly request that all unvaccinated persons wear a mask.
St. Basil's Hall
702 Burney Road
Sugar Land, TX 77498
"THINGS I WISH I HAD LEARNED EARLIER!"
William Baxter, Master Rosarian
“Things I Wish I had Learned Sooner” will be a light-hearted look at rose horticulture.
Join us for some laughs AND some serious, practical rose growing information.
Bring your notepad!
Baxter Williams has been growing roses since his first plantings in 1967
and now has nearly 350 bushes of roses of all types in his personal garden.
His garden has been featured in numerous garden tours and he has served
on too many committees and has received too many accolades to accommodate in this paragraph!
He has authored numerous articles concerning rose horticulture
in the monthly Houston Rose-Ette newsletter, and also in the American Rose magazine.
Several of his published articles have emphasized the how-to-do-it aspects
of rose growing and garden construction principles.
Third Tuesday of the month. Great speakers!
Helpful information!
Free and open to the public!
Once a month, club members learn how to make easy, garden-related craft projects led by SLGC members!
Join in on monthly trips to botanical gardens, nature parks, nurseries, other places of gardening interest!
Club members provide education and support to local groups, plus scholarships to horticultural students!
The Sugar Land Garden Club is a 501c3 non-profit organzation.