Clearwater Community Gardens
Nurturing Vegetables and Community near Downtown Clearwater
UPCOMING ACTIVITIES
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Nov 5, Tuesday, 6:30pm Board of Director's Meeting, at the Clearwater Garden Club building at 405 Seminole St. All CCG members are welcome to come listen in and learn about how our organization is being managed and what progress we're making
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Nov 16, Saturday 4:30 to 6:30 pm Annual Members Meeting & Garden Pot Luck
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Dec 1, 1 to 3 pm Sunday Holiday Crafts Workshop​​​
🦋 Butterfly Garden Leader Opening 🦋
As outlined in our Gardener's Handbook (see Workshare, starting on page 7), each area of the Garden has a Team. Currently, our Common Area / Butterfly Garden Team does not have a Team Coordinator.
We are looking for a member who would like to lead this team to care for the Butterfly Garden, the Herb Garden, and the common area in the vicinity, including the work area. It's one of the most beautiful areas of our Garden!
What's involved in being a Team Coordinator?
Become a member of the Board of Directors
Lead and provide direction to the Butterfly Garden Team members
Track each team members' Workshare participation
Provide support to your team members as needed
If you have a passion for pollinators and would like to lead this team, we'd love to talk with you!
Please contact us at .clearwatercg.org/contact
ALSO CHECK OUT THE ACTIVITIES AT OUR SISTER ORGANIZATION,
The Clearwater Garden Club, WEBSITE.
On Saturday, November 16th, at 11am at the Garden Club membership meeting, they will have Amanda Sheets, owner of Living Roots Eco Design. She will discuss non-traditional landscapes and alternatives to conventional lawns. This will be a very interesting and educational program open to the public. So bring your friends and anyone interested in eco-friendly gardening.
Clearwater Community Gardens has 47 Gardening Plots. Each includes irrigation, soil, compost and mulch. On-site we have a rainwater system, composting, mulch and soil available for gardeners. .We have apiary (honey bee hives), a Pollinator Garden, herb gardens, fruit trees, and relaxing socializing spaces. The Gardens have been an important part of the City Gateway community since 2014.