Thanks to your generosity and love of gardening, Eastwood Gardeners raised $456 for the Entry Garden at Peavy and Creekmere, and Whitehaven Garden, a raised bed off Lake Gardens.

Next spring, the Entry Garden will need compost, fertilizer, and a few new plants, plus funding for the irrigation system that is breaking down.

We were still in the red on Whitehaven Garden supplies and plants from early this year, so this puts us in the black.

We still need to raise more money to fund upcoming repairs to the Entry Garden irrigation system. Donations appreciated! Venmo D-Smith-35 (2475)

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Next spring, the Entry Garden will need compost, fertilizer, and a few new plants, plus funding for the irrigation system that is breaking down.

We were still in the red on Whitehaven Garden supplies and plants from early this year, so this puts us in the black.

Garden lovers! Come gather with other plant enthusiasts in Eastwood and surrounding neighborhoods. We’ll provide juice, homemade muffins, and savories. Even if you’ve no room for new plants, come and socialize with other gardeners.

NEW: Over a dozen colorful glazed pots!

October 24 Saturday, 9 to 11 am

10306 Lippitt at Sinclair across from Dixon Branch Greenbelt Park

This is the primary fundraiser the Entry Garden at Peavy and Creekmere, serving as the public face of Eastwood, and the Whitehaven Garden, a raised bed off Lake Gardens. Please help us fund these gardens!

PLANT LIST

Ground covers

• 4 in and 1 gal dwarf mondo grass – 40+
• 1 gal liriope/mondo grass – 15
  • (inquire about bulk pricing for both)

Perennials

• 1 gal wood ferns – 2
• 1 gal purple dwarf Mexican petunias – 4

Shrubs

• 1 gal hummingbird bush (Dicliptera suberecta) – 1
• 1 and 2 gal Turk’s caps – 5
• 1 gal Spanish dagger yucca – 6
• 2 gal pink yuccas – 6
• 2 gal white beautyberry – 2
• 2 gal dwarf beautyberry – 1

Trees

• 1 gal pawpaw (Texas native fruit tree) – 1

Prices at more than half off typical retail. From $5 to $25. Cash, credit card, or Venmo. Sizes range from 4-inch to 2-gallon. Mostly native but some cool exotics. All plants grown in Eastwood and are acclimated to our soil and temperatures.