King George Garden Club

King George Garden Club The KG Garden Club is a non-profit organization, providing a forum for gardening ideas and information, and celebrating the joys of gardening.

Regular club meetings are held at 6:30 pm, March, October, November and December at the King George Citizens Center, in the other summer months, we will be tending to the County Properties Gardens. Annual dues are $10 individual/$15 family. Potential new members and guests are always welcome! The KG Garden Club serves our community, beautifies our surroundings, supports horticultural education, an

d has a little fun. Our members include both amateur and seasoned gardeners, passionate gardeners who love the feel of soil under their nails, people with a natural love of gardening, and people who simply enjoy their time outdoors and strive to make their little corner of the world more beautiful and peaceful - a better place to live! From the Mouths of Gardeners:
"Gardening is one of those activities where enthusiasm only increases with each passing season!"
"Gardening is one of the few pastimes with enough variation and depth to span a lifetime of interest!"
"Only gardeners know the best dirt!"
"One who plants a garden plants happiness!"
"The love of gardening is a seed that once sown never dies!"

08/31/2026
08/31/2026

Lots of Used Coffee Grounds are available for your garden at Starbucks in Dahlgren. In the enclosed dumpster area, look for the household trash can containing large bags of coffee grounds.

Using used coffee grounds in your garden can boost soil health, but they should be applied thinly or composted first to prevent crusting and water blockages

The benefits of used coffee grounds in the garden is available at:
https://extension.oregonstate.edu/news/coffee-grounds-boost-soil-health-help-control-slugs

08/24/2026

When planning a pollinator garden, remember that pollinators need what every animal needs: food, shelter, water, and space to raise a family.

08/20/2026

Garden Tip of the Day: If mushrooms pop up in your garden or lawn, there is no need to remove them as they decay quickly, unless you have dogs/small children that may find them tempting. The mushrooms' extensive root systems help retain water and break down organic materials, which help add nutrients to the soil.

Thanks to the KGGC members that assisted Lynette with this rewarding program at Heritage Hall.
08/20/2026

Thanks to the KGGC members that assisted Lynette with this rewarding program at Heritage Hall.

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