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Saturday
November 15, 2025
Temecula Community Center
28816 Pujol Street
Temecula, CA 92590
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The event is from 10:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Here are a few of our “don’t miss” items:
Bake Sale
Bake Sale
Hungry? Coffee and morning snacks await you. Some of the finest cooks in Temecula will be selling delectable treats for you to eat now or take home.
Garden Art/Plant Sale
Garden Art/Plant Sale
A great opportunity to pick up some unusual plants, succulents or one of a kind garden art. Don’t miss the unique glass totem poles, the whimsical dish flowers or the topsy turvy planters. Quantities are limited so they’re bound to go fast.
Opportunity Drawing
Opportunity Drawing
Purchase tickets to win one of the many beautiful gift baskets put together by the Garden Club members. Plus pick up a free ticket for the garden art raffle (one to a customer please).
Garden Art & Craft Table
Garden Art & Craft Table
Offering a variety of unique gift items all made by hand, such as teacup bird feeders, beautifully crocheted winter scarfs (Christmas is not far off ), a huge assortment of birdhouses for indoor and outdoor use, wooden gingerbread kids (naughty & nice), and pumpkins decorated with live succulents. Many one of a kind items. Come early who knows what you might find.
Master Gardener Information Table
Master Gardener Information Table
Advise to Grow By - Ask a Master Gardener
UC Master Gardeners will be there to answer your gardening questions.
Artisan Arts and Crafts
Artisan Arts and Crafts
Local Artisans will be there offering their arts and crafts. So, join us and get a jump on your holiday shopping!
Next General Meeting
Next General Meeting
December 9, 2025 starting at 9:30 a.m.
Temecula Community Center
28816 Pujol Street, Temecula
Diana Roy with Resendiz Brothers Protea Growers will demonstrate using Proteas to create unique and elegant holiday arrangements. We will also be having our holiday luncheon.
Guests are welcome!
2025-2026 General Meetings
Our meetings are held on the second Tuesday of the month at 9:30 a.m. in the
Temecula Community Center (TCC)
Located at 28816 Pujol Street, Temecula
The preliminary program schedule includes:
September 9th: UC Master Gardener, Laura Simpson will speak about Month-by-Month Gardening in the I.E. She will share monthly garden tips on planting, maintenance, insect control and other gardening “chores”. We will also be having a luncheon, which you are welcome to attend.
October 14th: Backyard Birds will be presented by Michele Felix-Derbarmdiker, a Naturalist for the Riverside-Corona Resource Conservation District. Michele will talk about the common backyard birds that are found in our backyards.
Saturday, November 15th: Holiday Boutique: Bake, Plant and Craft Sale Come early and bring your friends to shop and enjoy the holiday season. The hours are 10:00 a.m. – 2:30 p.m.
December 9th: Diana Roy with Resendiz Brothers Protea Growers will demonstrate using Proteas to create unique and elegant holiday arrangements. We will also be having our holiday luncheon.
January 13th: Kelly Griffin, Succulent Plant Development Manager at Altman’s Plants will be talking about South Africa’s Flora and Fauna. He will bring his newly released book for sale on Dudleyas.
February 10th: Greg Pennyroyal, Vineyard Manager, Wilson Creek Winery will be speaking about Regenerative Agriculture—a science-based, ecosystem-first approach built on the idea that everything in nature is connected. Their goal is to create a thriving, self-sustaining system where soil, plants, animals and people flourish together.
March 10th: It’s All About the Flower Show and Susan Puma, Ruth Lozano and Susan Corey will talk about all the important details concerning the show. Among other things, they will review the show schedule, guidelines on entering horticulture and design exhibits, and great tips and tricks to help make your entries blue-ribbon winners.
April 18th: NGC Standard Flower Show & Plant Sale “America the Beautiful”- From Sea to Shining Sea. The show is held at the Temecula Community Recreation Center in Temecula and the public is welcome to participate.
May 12th: Landscape Architect, Shelly Sparks will be presenting Feng Shui in the Garden. She will explore how to apply key Feng Shui principles – through landscaping, color, light and other natural elements in outdoor spaces.
June 10th: UC Master Gardener, Lynn Coffman will be presenting Firescaping – strategies for creating a landscape that reduces the risk of wildfire damage and enhances the overall resilience of the landscape to fire. We will also be recognizing our outgoing officers, installation of new officers and enjoy a luncheon.
Guests are welcome
Kate Ensign handles the Grow It and Give It program and delivers our donations each month
to the Murrieta United Methodist Church Food Pantry.
So, please check your pantry for any extra canned or packaged food and bring it to the meeting.
If you wish to join TVGC, go to the Membership page and download the application form.
For general inquiries about TVGC or to report any problems with the website: janepayne@temeculavalleygardenclub.com
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