Saturday, Febuary 28, 2026, 9 to noon
Plants in Pots
Join Paul, our Plants in Pots Program Leader, as we gather plants, pots and soil to prepare for the Club’s upcoming March and May plant sales. We will be transplanting plants, starting propagated plants in pots, and germinating seeds. We ask the members to bring their potted plant donations, cuttings and seeds. We need both nursery pots and trays. We ask for soil donations of Kellogg’s Garden soil, topsoil, and Organic Composted Manure to make the mix for new plants. We also welcome bags of clean live oak leaves to reestablish the natural ground cover in the freshly regraded pond garden. We also need these leaves to fill the bottom of pots to reduce the amount of soil we need.
Saturday, March 21, 2026 at 11 am Members Meeting & Program
Birds in our Urban Environment
Program: Paul Trunk, Past President of our local Audubon Society chapter and lifelong bird watcher, will talk about why Pinellas County is so important to birds. He will also address how we can help birds in our urban environment. Bird houses, some in good condition and some requiring remodeling, will be available for purchase.

An Urban Garden Oasis of Beauty and Community
on Old Clearwater Bay.
Join us and make new friends as we reimagine the space as a lush urban sanctuary, where our hall’s new wooden dance floor becomes the vibrant center of activity.​
Mike Flanery, President
Club Email: clearwatergardenclub@gmail.com
Google Voice: 727-316-5504​​
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The Clearwater Garden Club
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Since 1924, we have been beautify Florida through education, mentoring, and activism.

MISSION

"When I looked at those flowers I couldn't help but feel that they brought heaven nearer and made God so real." --Helen Steiner Rice
PROJECTS
Let us assist and encourage your neighborhood or school in developing a Community Garden. Learn about the charitable causes we support, or get involved using your interests and talents.
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