TVGC Activities for April 2025

Tuesday, June 10, 2025, 9:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.

Members ONLY Meeting and Luncheon

Temecula Community Center

28816 Pujol Street

Temecula, CA 92590

Program: 40th Anniversary Celebration & Luncheon

This meeting is only for TVGC members

The brief General Meeting will conclude the 2024-2025 business for the club. We will be thanking members with Penny Pines Plantations given in their honor. Also, we will be recognizing the Outgoing Officers and installing the Incoming Officers for 2025-2026. We will enjoy watching A-Year-In-Review photo presentation followed by our luncheon.

Celebration Luncheon
Our June meeting will be a special “sit down, we serve you” luncheon. Our Hospitality team and some Board members along with a few other members have graciously volunteered to serve our members.

The idea for this luncheon evolved as a way to do something special to show honor and respect to those who started this Garden Club some 40 years ago, and to so many who have throughout these past 40 years, participated, contributed and kept this Club strong and vibrant for so long.
This luncheon is meant as a tribute to all the dedication of those from the past and present and encouragement to those who will keep it strong for the future. This luncheon is not about the food, but hopefully more about you enjoying time with each other and reflecting upon all the good things you have experienced throughout your time with the club.

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.

Trips and Tours for Members

Our next trip is a Garden Tour of Member's Gardens and followed by lunch at Rose Haven.

See pictures on Trips and Tours page.

CGCI Floral Design Forum

For more details, go to the Palomar District page.

Let Ruth Lozano know if you want to attend.

If you wish to join TVGC, go to the Membership page and download the application form.

The first three of TVGC’s Garden Guide Booklets are available for sale for $5 each.

The first booklet lists trees that grow readily in the Temecula Valley, along with beautiful color photos,

and much information about each species and a location where you can see a real tree of each variety.

The second booklet is on Shrubs for our area, and the third is about Succulents.

These beautiful booklets make great gifts.

Tree Care

This is from a past Master Gardener Workshop. This and more can be found at:

https://www.wmwd.com/539/Master-Gardener-Workshops

June 11, 2022

Speaker: John Huddleston, Owner, Precision Tree Experts

Trees are valuable! Did you know that a healthy and well-placed tree with a good structure could be worth tens of thousands of dollars...sometimes hundreds of thousands?! And think about the wildlife, aesthetics, and shade trees bring to the landscape. According to the study, the right amount of tree cover can lower summer daytime temperatures by as much as 10 degrees Fahrenheit. Let's discuss how to keep our trees healthy in this drought period and beyond.

Workshop Handouts: Practical guide to tree trimming | Waterwise tree care

Workshop Replay

Riverside County Master Gardeners

Here is the link to their website, which contains a huge amount of information and links to other resources:

https://ucanr.edu/sites/RiversideMG/

They also have a Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/ucmgriversidecounty/

The West County Events e-Blast is published monthly by the UC Master Gardeners of Riverside County.
Articles highlight upcoming events of Master Gardener Volunteers throughout the western and southern areas of Riverside County.

Great info on MG Training Classes AND Home Gardening Basics

Click on the following link to take you to the archives,
and if you are interested, you can register to receive the e-Blast monthly via your email:

https://ucanr.edu/sites/RiversideMG/News/West_e-Blast/

The Master Gardener e-Blast and website includes information on websites and videos of interest to gardeners,
and garden tips for the current month.

Classes, workshops, schedule of Master Gardeners at Farmers' Markets, and more.

Master Gardener Workshops

Western Municipal Water District partners with the University of California, Division of Agriculture and Natural Resources,

University of California Cooperative Extension (UCCE) Master Gardener Program of Riverside County

to host FREE monthly workshops that focus on gardening and efficient outdoor water use.

Workshops are hosted on the second Saturday of each month.

Many of the past presentations can be replayed from the website:
https://www.wmwd.com/539/Master-Gardener-Workshops

March 10, 2023

Speaker: Kathy Steckman

Home Composting — Build a five-star hotel for your worms!

For a replay of this workshop, click on this link: https://youtu.be/6ciBwfO_cA4

Vermicompost has a number of benefits.

Learn the ins and outs of home composting and what an enormous difference it can make in your own home garden.

Healthy soil holds more water than a nutrient deficient soil.

This is an easy money and water-saving practice available to all.

Learn how to create and maintain your own five-star hotel for worms and many other beneficial bugs.

Upcoming Events at Temecula Valley Rose Society

TVRS Monthly Member Program

Date: Third Thursday of the Month, Time: 10:00 a.m.

Place: Temecula Library, Community Room, 30600 Pauba Rd., Temecula

(note: there may be an occasional change)

Refreshments and socializing start at 10am and our program will start at 10:30 a.m.

Guests are welcome!

Please check out our Newsletter at our website for more information about this month's Member Meeting
and for monthly tips and features on roses, as well as
Frank Brines’, Master Consulting Rosarian, monthly column, ”Rose Care FUNdamentals”
at https://www.temeculavalleyrosesociety.org/