The mission of the Sugar Land Garden Club is to support our community through education and service in the areas of gardening and related subjects. Continuing the tradition begun in 1932, we hold monthly educational meetings that are open to the public. Our community service involvement includes scholarships to horticultural students, support of school gardening programs and support of national, state, and local parks and wildlife areas.
The Sugar Land Garden Club is a 501 (c)3 non-profit organization.
April 20, 2021 - 9:45AM - Zoom Meeting
JAY WHITE
Pest-Free, Organically
Control pests in your home garden using biology
and the chemical-free control measures used by greenhouses
Zoom Meeting info - see below
March 16, 2021, 9:30 am
Speaker: Josefina Alcala
Bought the Orchid, Now What?
Zoom Meeting Information
Time: April 20, 2021 09:45 AM Central Time
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COMING UP
Jay loves sharing the stories of the plants and the people that make Texans the greatest group of garden enthusiasts on the planet. While Jay is a hobby gardener, he has a B.S. and M.S. in Agriculture. His time in graduate school at Texas A&M helped him develop a passion for the science of horticulture which he loves sharing in his fast paced and entertaining lectures. Whether you love growing fresh sprouts that only take a few days or mighty trees that take a lifetime, Jay’s talks will give you the encouragement and knowledge you need to be highly successful in your Texas garden.
Jay White is the owner and publisher of Texas Gardener magazine. He is an avid gardener who grows vegetables, herbs, native and improved flowers, flowering shrubs, fruit trees and native hardwoods on his two acre Brenham property. He is huge supporter of local farmers who are growing ecologically responsible flowers for the cut flower market. The favorite things in his gardens are the heirloom and pass-along plants that have been shared with him by the incredible gardeners he has been blessed to know.
