MONTELINDO GARDEN CLUB
If possible, our meetings for the 2022-2023 year will be LIVE at the Lafayette Library.
Doors will open at 9 am. Please be seated by 9:45 am, and the meeting will begin at 10 am. N95 or KN95 masks required, and your vax proof required if you did not already provide it for the holiday luncheon. Seating will be spaced out. No refreshments this time as a precaution.
If you desire to pay your 2022-2023 dues now, please bring your checkbook to the July 14th Garden Party. Dues are $40.
Doors will open at 9 am. Please be seated by 9:45 am, and the meeting will begin at 10 am. N95 or KN95 masks required, and your vax proof required if you did not already provide it for the holiday luncheon. Seating will be spaced out. No refreshments this time as a precaution.
If you desire to pay your 2022-2023 dues now, please bring your checkbook to the July 14th Garden Party. Dues are $40.
Usually, our in person meeting schedule was:
09:00 am Refreshments
09:30 am Business meeting, bird or horticultural report, or book review
110:15 am Break, and signup for small group tours and activities
110:30 am Speaker (1 hour) (
09:00 am Refreshments
09:30 am Business meeting, bird or horticultural report, or book review
110:15 am Break, and signup for small group tours and activities
110:30 am Speaker (1 hour) (
Our 2022-23 Speakers will be published in September
2021-2022 Speakers:
SEPTEMBER 17, ON ZOOM - John Taylor, Professor of Mycology, UC Berkeley
Introduction to the Fungal Kingdom
OCTOBER 15, ON ZOOM - Shawna Anderson, ACCNP, owner of Thrillers, Spillers, and Fillers, and an Orchard Nursery Garden Designer
Balcony, Deck, & Patio Gardening 101
NOVEMBER 19 - Saxon Holt, Award-winning plant photographer
Gardening for Summer-Dry Climates
DECEMBER 10 - HOLIDAY LUNCHEON, Heather Farms Community Center Lakeside Room
JANUARY 21 - ON ZOOM -signin starts at 9:50 am Lewis Feldman, Executive Director of Berkeley’s UC Botanical Garden, Professor of Plant Biology
The Director’s Delights
FEBRUARY 18 -ZOOM signin starts at 9:50 am Katie Creighton, Landscape Designer and Montelindo Past President
Early Bloomers; The Harbingers of Spring
MARCH 18 - Al Kyte, LIVE at Lafayette Library Native Plant Gardener Extraordinaire
Lessons Learned in Fifty Years of Gardening With California Natives
APRIL 22 - Jessica W. Wright, Conservation Geneticist
Climate Resilient Reforestation
MAY 20 - Glenn Phillips, Executive Director of the Golden Gate Audubon Society
What are strategies a gardener can use to lure birds into his/her garden?