Upcoming events
Don’t miss out on the fun and learning! All club meetings, garden digs, social events and community happenings can be found here.
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Harvest Feast and AGM Meeting
Join the garden club for the end of season wrap up potluck feast. Reach out to Laverne to RSVP by October 12th and tell him what salad, side or dessert you will be bringing.
The AGM will follow at 7pm.
Click here for the agenda
September Club Meeting
Join the club in welcoming Master Gardener Michele Wecel. She will be giving a talk on all things seed saving, just in time for the fall. Bring your questions and enthusiasm.
The club will also be voting on the Demonstration Garden project. You must be present to vote.
Demonstration Garden Info Session
Come with your questions and learn more about this important project. The club will vote on it’s future at the September 18th meeting.
Summer BBQ
Join club members for the summer wrap up BBQ at the Oceola Fish and Game club.
Linden Garden Tour
To reserve a seat for the Lake Country Garden Club tour to Linden Gardens on Saturday, July 19 please make payment of $20 per person before July 6. Minimum of 14 people for this tour to happen. If you have any questions feel free to contact Judy Poole at 250-718-2305 or email j_poole@telus.net
To make payment can be made by e-transfer to infoLCgardenclub@gmail.com. Please include "Garden Tour" in the Message/Memo field. No Security Question/Answer is required as the Club is registered for Auto-deposit. If you cannot pay by e-transfer, please deliver cash or cheque (Payable to Lake Country Garden Club) to Judy.
June Club Meeting
We will welcome Rachael Flemming to our club for June’s presentation. Rachael will be giving a talk about ornamental grasses. Members can bring a guest for this speaker for a donation of $10.
There will also be updates on club events.
Oyama Days
The club will once again be part of the Oyama Fun Day’s Parade. Come and join the fun as we dance and flit about to the song “Honey Honey” and hand out flowers. Costumes are encouraged! Anything in the bee, butterfly and flower theme.
Parade people are meeting at Sandy Reid’s house at 10am to gather and organize. Parade starts at 11. There will also be a tent set up for the club so we can sell leftover plants from the plant sale.
You can let Laverne know you’ll be there to take part and help out.
May Club Meeting
Brenda Dewonck will be sharing skills on flower arranging with cut flowers from your garden. There will also be updates from the plant sale, Little Piece of Lake country, Demonstration garden, Oyama Fun Days and Canada Day.
Annual Plant Sale
All hands on deck needed for this annual event! Please make sure you’ve signed up for a volunteer position.
Plant Dig @ Sandy Metz’s
Join fellow club members at the third and last dig of the season! Pizza social to follow.
Please email Judy Poole to RSVP
April Club Meeting
Welcome to the second meeting of the 2025 season. Guest speaker Mario Manthier will be giving a talk about Crop health advising and Research. Have a friend that might be interested? Bring them along for a $10 donation to the club.
CLICK HERE for the meeting agenda.
Plant Dig
A Little Piece of Lake Country Plant Dig rescheduled Thursday, April 17 2 10:00 am Hwy 97 and Pretty Road and Pauline Ream's 10670 Sherman Drive to follow. Pizza at noon at Pauline's. RSVP to j_poole@telus.net.
Plant Dig @ Daryl Pike's
Join fellow club members at the second dig of the season! Pizza social to follow.
Little piece of Lake Country Spring Clean Up and dig
Join fellow members for the first spring clean up! Bring buckets and your favourite gardening tool. We will be cleaning and digging up plants for the plant sale. At the end of the dig there will be a pizza social to follow. Please RSVP To Judy Poole if you can make it.
March Meeting
We will see you at the first meeting of the 2025 season. Guest speaker Penny Smith will be sharing her gardening know- how with the club. You’ll also be introduced to our new club website.
Seedy Sunday
Kelowna Seedy Sunday, organized by the non-profit Okanagan Master Gardeners, brings together local organic farmers, gardening organizations, and garden-related seed and plant based businesses to encourage the preservation of endangered seeds and promote seed diversity. There will be numerous exhibitors and vendors, and Master Gardeners will be on hand to provide advice and free workshops for both adults and children, along with a Seed Swap table which everyone is invited to, whether they have seeds to trade or not. Food trucks will also be on site.
