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2023 Arbor Day
Our Tee Garden plants have flourished! Visit the garden and enjoy the flowers and wildlife. Shannon Westveer took wonderful pictures at The Tee Garden.
The DeWalt Heritage Center was the original family home of the Dew family and holds a significant role and place of importance as East Fort Bend County’s only museum. Relocated in 2006 to a beautiful spot in Kitty Hollow park, this lovely white, wood structure has found it’s “forever home” and majestically sits overlooking a prairie-like area near Oyster Creek.
The Quail Valley Garden Clu is a steadfast proponent for promoting civic beautification and set about designating this area as an addition to their “Adopt-A-Spot” program in 2021. A member coordinator takes care of seasonal color changes and the general plant health for this sign garden and surounding area.
Elkins High School 2019
Mulching Event Saturday, July 20th. High School volunteers mulched 10 yards around school’s courtyard and marquee.
Ridgeview Park Beautification August 2018
Message Rose Ann Acosta, Ridgeview Park Beautification Chair:
We've been busy working at Ridgeview Park this summer. In addition to regular lawn maintenance, we've taken out the seedlings and roots around the Oak tree, reduced the size of the flower bed by adding over 60 pieces of grass, trimmed the bushes and wisteria, added soil and mulch, raised and replaced new sprinkler heads, planted plants that attract butterflies and hummingbirds, and established a new flower bed around the Quail Valley Garden Club Adopt-A-Spot sign. It's no wonder people have taken notice and have stopped by to say "Thank you" and commented about how pretty Ridgeview Park is looking in The New Quail Valley.
Many thanks to our volunteers: Karen Santos, Helena Spain, Mali Stewart, Lynn Ellis, and Barbara Keller-Willy from Monarch Gateway.
Thank you for your hard work and dedication to continue beautifying our Community!
Quail Valley Middle School - May 2017
Thank you Quail Valley Garden Club, the middle school beautification was a success! We had the pleasure of working with very patient and hardworking students of the NJHS. A special thanks to Marsha Stain, Bobby Strain, Mali Stewart and Rose Ann Acosta. If you would like to see the garden,it is located at the Quail Valley Middle School bus ramp area.
2018 Arbor Day
2017 Arbor Day
Quail Valley Tee Garden
Stonework set, Fountain in place and mulch laid.
The Beautification Committee, Barbara Thompson, Mary Chan and Nancy Lindsay, continue to work on the Quail Valley Tee Garden a new public space located at the corner of La Quinta Dr and El Dorado Blvd. The location is the former site of the Golf Cart Barn which has relocated behind the new City Centre at Quail Valley. Stop by the garden and see the progress. If you do, please share your photos at our Facebook page - https://www.facebook.com/quailvalleygardenclub
Garden Club Members Visit the Tee Garden LtoR: Karen Santos (Publicity/Yard of the Month Committee Chair), Shirley Renfrow (Yearbook Chair), Judy Belt, Marsha Strain (Recording Secretary), Barbara Davis, Kristy Casey Deal, Rose Ann Acosta (President), Linda Holder, Helena Spain and Nancy Lindsay (Treasurer)
Planting has begun
Fall plantings going in.
Killdeer Nesting in June 2016 at the Tee Garden
Wednesday, February 21, 2018
Brookwood Garden Therapy Community Service
Karen Santos, Helena and Elizah Spain put together 100 hanging baskets!
Despite the relentless rain in our area Quail Valley Garden Club members potted plants during their visit to Brookwood Community Garden Therapy Workday.
