Gulf Shores Garden Club

Gulf Shores Garden Club The Gulf Shores Garden Club was founded in 1984 and Federated in 1985. The club is a member of the National Garden Clubs, Inc.; Deep South Region. Sept.

The Gulf Shores Garden Club members meet the first Wednesday of each month at 9:45 a.m. thru May at the Gulf Shores Activity Center. Guests and new members are always welcome. In addition to sharing their love of plants and gardening, club members assist with many community projects, including the Gulf Shores Christmas Parade, the Alabama Coastal Clean Up and the Gulf Shores Beautification Committ

ee. The club sponsors an Annual Flower Seminar every February to share their knowledge of plants and flowers with the community. Proceeds from this event help to fund scholarship programs, community gardens and work with the elderly and youth.

The last sale of the season.
06/18/2026

The last sale of the season.

Beautiful floral designs
06/18/2026

Beautiful floral designs

06/18/2026

Great plants for our summer heat.

Pick up plant sale in Theodore.
06/18/2026

Pick up plant sale in Theodore.

Quality Plants Direct From The Grower.

Identify before you squish
06/18/2026

Identify before you squish

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Tips on what to do after the rain stops .
06/18/2026

Tips on what to do after the rain stops .

🌧️ rain rain go away 🌧️

It feels like we’ve had rain for 7 days and 7 nights straight, and while our plants usually love a good soaking, this much rain can start causing problems in landscapes, flower beds, containers, and gardens.

Here’s what to keep an eye on as things finally begin to dry out:

🍂 Yellowing leaves
🍂 Leaves dropping unexpectedly
🍂 Brown, black, or spotted foliage
🍂 Wilting plants even though the soil is wet
🍂 Soft, mushy stems near the soil line
🍂 Slow growth or plants that just don’t seem happy

All of these can be signs of stress from excessive moisture or the beginning stages of fungal issues.

Once the rain moves out and we get a few dry days, now is a great time to:

✅ Remove dead or damaged foliage

✅ Clean up fallen leaves and debris around plants

✅ Allow containers and beds to dry before watering again

✅ Apply a fungicide if you’re seeing signs of leaf spot, mildew, or other fungal problems

✅ Consider a systemic fungicide drench around susceptible plants to help protect roots from diseases that thrive in overly wet soil

Another thing many folks don’t realize is that all this rain can wash nutrients right out of the soil. Once things dry out, a light application of fertilizer can help plants recover and green back up.

The good news? Most established plants are tougher than they look and should bounce back once we get some sunshine and warmer, drier conditions.

Stay dry, y’all! ☔🌿

Happy National Garden Week
06/11/2026

Happy National Garden Week

Address

260 Clubhouse Drive
Gulf Shores, AL
36542

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm
Saturday 10am - 5pm

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+12512827971

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