Welcome to the Pender Harbour Garden Club
Come and Grow with Us!
Below are just two pictures of the fabulous gardens we visited on June 27, 2022.
Check the "Gallery" page for more photos.
Check the "Gallery" page for more photos.
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Our meetings are held in The Pender Harbour School of Music, 12952 Madeira Park Road, from March to June and then again in the months of September, October and November. They are usually on the last Monday of the month. The meetings start at 1pm, doors open by 12:45, with a presentation of about 45 minutes to an hour, followed by a question and answer period. Complimentary coffee/tea and snacks and an opportunity for informal queries and social time take up the second hour. The meetings end around 3pm.
The cost to join is $15 for an annual membership, which includes a 10% discount card on plants and seeds from most garden shops on The Coast and some in the lower mainland, or $5 for a drop in visit. Fees are payable by cash or cheque made out to Pender Harbour Garden Club.
All users of the School of Music have been asked to make a "Communicable Disease Plan". Our plan is as follows:
Vaccine passports are not required
Masks are optional
There is hand sanitizer at entry of the building
There's a limit of 40 people
The cost to join is $15 for an annual membership, which includes a 10% discount card on plants and seeds from most garden shops on The Coast and some in the lower mainland, or $5 for a drop in visit. Fees are payable by cash or cheque made out to Pender Harbour Garden Club.
All users of the School of Music have been asked to make a "Communicable Disease Plan". Our plan is as follows:
Vaccine passports are not required
Masks are optional
There is hand sanitizer at entry of the building
There's a limit of 40 people
2022 Agenda
May 30- Angela Stearnes, soil
June 27- Time change: Depart Madeira Park at 9:00am:
-field trip to Ruby's Run Urban Farm in Sechelt, Sechelt Botanical Gardens and Denis Fafard's gardens in Gibsons
September 26-Rand Rudland; Butterflies in the Garden
Rand Rudland is a nature photographer and co-author of Butterflies of the Sunshine Coast. He studied one butterfly and his research morphed into discovering more than 35 species on the Sunshine Coast. Over the course of many years, he collected butterfly specimens; researched, cataloged, and photographed them, and then released them back into the wild.
Join us for a photo delight and suggestions on what type of plants are favored by our pollinators, butterflies and bees.
October 31-Sandy Matches; Questions & Answers, plus seeds & soil, if time permits
November 28-Richard Beard; invasive plants
May 30- Angela Stearnes, soil
June 27- Time change: Depart Madeira Park at 9:00am:
-field trip to Ruby's Run Urban Farm in Sechelt, Sechelt Botanical Gardens and Denis Fafard's gardens in Gibsons
September 26-Rand Rudland; Butterflies in the Garden
Rand Rudland is a nature photographer and co-author of Butterflies of the Sunshine Coast. He studied one butterfly and his research morphed into discovering more than 35 species on the Sunshine Coast. Over the course of many years, he collected butterfly specimens; researched, cataloged, and photographed them, and then released them back into the wild.
Join us for a photo delight and suggestions on what type of plants are favored by our pollinators, butterflies and bees.
October 31-Sandy Matches; Questions & Answers, plus seeds & soil, if time permits
November 28-Richard Beard; invasive plants
