Zoom Meeting October 17th at 2:00pm

Our Speaker will be Angela Pullen-Smith

When my husband and I bought our house in 2013, it was an ordinary city plot, surrounded only by lawn and a couple overgrown trees. However, the blank canvas was very motivating. I’ve spent the last 8 years removing sod, planting more interesting things, and adding new features such as stone work and a pond. I liked the feeling of enclosing my home in a little forest, a sanctuary in the suburbs. I’ve always been inspired by the beautiful old gardens in Kyoto, as well as the mossy Alaskan forests- places with a feeling of mystery and calmness. When planting new areas of the garden, I tried to keep in mind the entire ecosystem- what will be shaded, what will live under, where the little patches of sun will peek through, so that it will work together as a whole.

Sure, I was born and raised here- grew up on 40 acres of forest, but went to college in Washington. Though I haven’t been to Japan yet, I love visiting Japanese gardens in cities I travel to. 

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2017 Annual Spring Plant Sale

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2018 Gardener's Weekend

Our Mission:  The Homer Garden Club was founded to educate and encourage gardeners and to provide positive experiences for gardeners at all levels of learning. Homer Garden Club is a non-profit organization. The club happily welcomes new members and visitors.