Cedar Mill Garden Club

10/20/2025

Cedar Mill Garden Club held our October meeting @ the Beaverton Library. Donna, our current Secretary, and club member since 1974, performed an official installation of officers.

08/21/2025

Some members of Cedar Mill Garden Club took a trip to the Oregon Garden today. Beautiful plantings, good food and great company. Weather was wonderful.

07/03/2025

Cedar Mill Garden Club is making progress on a small pollinators garden at Leedy Grange. Thank you Cornell Farms, Al's Garden Center & Fred Meyer for your plant donations.

04/03/2025

CMGC is getting ready for the Plant Sale: May 10th. 8:30 - 2pm SW 22nd @ Hall Blvd. Don't miss it!

03/21/2025

My indoor garden

03/16/2025

At our next meeting, Cedar Mill Garden Club will be decorating bird houses that will help to fund the beach access wheelchair project.

06/01/2023

Several members of the club had a lovely time at the Rogerson Clematis Garden today followed by a picnic lunch on the grounds. Lots of beautiful plantings.

12/17/2022

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11/11/2020

Penny Pines Challenge

Garden Club members across the state of Oregon have been asking how they can help after the devastating wildfires of this year. Several of our National forest areas have been impacted with thousands of acres of forest land destroyed. We have a great solution through National Garden Clubs that will begin to restore those forests in Oregon: PENNY PINES.

A challenge has been issued to all garden club members to chip in.

How can you participate? In your clubs, since we are not meeting face to face, members can make contributions through their club’s treasurer.

Approximately an acre of trees (called a plantation) can be requested for just $68.00. Many members have donated a whole plantation in a specific forest in Oregon that has been devastated. But several members can go together and purchase one plantation (or more). Give the donations to the club Treasurer to collect. The treasurer will then send One check to OSFGC who will order the trees. The form to submit each plantation is on the OregonGardenClubs.org website under “forms”.

Several people are giving plantations in memory of a friend or loved one. Be sure to include the form with each plantation donated so that notification can be sent to people who have been recognized if requested. Otherwise the certificates will be in the name of your Garden Club. Be sure to designate a National Forest on the form.

The Challenge? To collect enough money from October 1, 2020 to May 30, 2021, to purchase 100 plantations, or $6,800. There is no Grand Prize. Just the satisfaction of helping restore Oregon’s forests. If we can collect even more, that is great.

Just in one club, there are already members who have stepped forward and individually committed to buy an acre each. Let’s do this and be proud!

Anyone can give food and clothing, but how many can say they gave a forest?

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08/05/2020

Congratulations 💐

Nancy Ebsen finally received her National Award of Honor from Peggy Olin, Portland District Director. Due to Covid-19 we weren't able to celebrate with her at Convention. Congratulations Nancy for this special honor!

05/14/2020

Through May 27, you can take our Master Gardener: Vegetable Gardening short course for free. This course is normally $45, but we wanted to allow people working in their gardens right now the knowledge they need to succeed.

View our certificates for Oregon State University's Workspace program.