Wimberley Garden Club

Admission to all three gardens on the tour. Event is rain or shine.

General admission

Wimberley Garden Club’s 25th Spring Garden Tour is Saturday, May 11 from 9 am - 2 pm Rocks, deer, water restrictions, record heat and record cold…what’s a garden lover to do?Put on your comfortable shoes and wide-brim hat and come to the Wimberley Garden Club’s 25th Spring Garden Tour on Saturday, May 11, from 10 am to 2 pm.Three Wimberley couples who have a passion for gardening – and have weathered our Hill Country’s storms and challenges – invite you to their distinctively different properties to offer encouragement and inspiration for your own home landscape. Garden Club representatives (including Master Gardeners and Master Naturalists) as well as homeowners will be on hand to talk to you and answer questions..To make your outing even more enjoyable, Wimberley Valley Art League members will be creating and selling their beautiful works, and local musicians will serenade you at each location.To help jump start your own Little Piece of Heaven, you will have the opportunity to purchase, at low cost, hardy native, adapted and Texas SuperStar® plants, as well as locally handcrafted landscape décor, at the tour’s Garden Lovers Market. WoodcreekThis quiet and enchanting 1.5-acre property with heritage oaks suffered greatly in the ice storm, but homeowners made clever use of downed limbs to line pleasant paths, used untold yards of leaves for mulch and are adapting to new light levels across the property. Hardy transplants from their previous home in Houston, blooming perennials and roses thrive in protected areas while native and adapted trees, ornamentals and groundcovers flourish everywhere else. Rocks for walkways and water management were mined on site. Musician Tom Dawson will perform. Annette Kennedy, Lisa Motley will have landscape quilts, cards, coasters, portraits and botanical art on display. Monica Rasco will display her book, Goodnight Wimberley. Spoke HollowThis Certified Wildlife Habitat, the owners’ home, decorative iron and wood fence panels, stone structures and garden art are pure DIY. Purchased in 1978, the 2-acre hilltop retreat has evolved in tune with the environment, and it is peaceful, natural and comfortable. Ideas for water features, whimsical surprises and easy-to-care-for gardens abound. You will also find the Garden Lovers Market here. Heads up: More of the rebar Christmas trees that greeted visitors to the 2023 Emily Ann Gardens Trail of Lights (which were designed and crafted here) will be on sale. Diane Lunow will bring gourd art, and Tom and Mary Wiley will display their jewelry and paintings. Bill Perkins will play music for a portion of the tour here. Lone Man CreekThis extraordinary 30-acre property spans both sides of Lone Man Creek. Its hillside landscape is the result of a thorough study of topography, rainwater flow and native flora. The homeowners carefully laid paths to take advantage of the natural beauty of the terrain, from high on the cliff all the way down to creekside. Eight strategically located benches offer stunning vistas. Features include hundreds of native sotols, oaks, fruit trees, nut trees, herbs, wildflowers, grasses, a rose garden, and wet-weather waterfalls and ponds. Artists Lotus McElfish, Victor Summers, and Jeff Peterson will be on hand with a mix of botanical art, wooden sculptures, and plein air demonstration. Joe Dalton, musician, will perform during the tour. Tour proceeds benefit the Wimberley Garden Club’s donations to local community beautification projects. For more information click <a href="https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/ticketing/384c9aa9-32e1-4478-b4a5-8898dc254490" target="_blank">here.</a>If you'd like to join the Wimberley Garden Club, click <a href="https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/ticketing/384c9aa9-32e1-4478-b4a5-8898dc254490" target="_blank">here.</a> <img src="https://res.cloudinary.com/hxn9dbuhd/image/upload/v1712874602/zmphla5mzqohz5lb6wlf.jpg" style="width:600px;display:block;vertical-align:top;margin:5px auto;text-align:center;position:relative;max-width:100%;cursor:pointer;padding:0px 1px;user-select:none;box-sizing:inherit" />

Hi <span contenteditable="false" data-custom-variable="{{firstname}}" fr-original-class="fr-deletable styled-tag-chip " fr-original-style style="background-color:rgb(248, 248, 255);border:1px solid rgb(191, 191, 255);border-radius:4px;color:rgb(42, 42, 196);display:inline-block;margin:0px;padding:1px 8px;font-size:11px;line-height:16px;overflow-wrap:anywhere;user-select:none;box-sizing:inherit">First name , We are looking forward to seeing you at our 25th Garden Tour! Following are the addresses for the three gardens on our tour this year. In addition to touring the garden, we will have local artists and musicians on hand to make things even more beautiful. We will also have native or native-adapted Texas Superstar plants for sale.  You're welcome to start touring at any location, just show your online ticket at the door to receive your wristband. If you know anyone who wants to join the day of, there will be live ticket sales at the Wimberley Visitors Center, 14100 RR 12. 39 Brook MeadowWoodcreekThis quiet and enchanting 1.5-acre property with heritage oaks suffered greatly in the ice storm, but homeowners made clever use of downed limbs to line pleasant paths, used untold yards of leaves for mulch and are adapting to new light levels across the property. Hardy transplants from their previous home in Houston, blooming perennials and roses thrive in protected areas while native and adapted trees, ornamentals and groundcovers flourish everywhere else. Rocks for walkways and water management were mined on site. 606 Spoke Hollow RoadWimberleyThis Certified Wildlife Habitat, the owners’ home, decorative iron and wood fence panels, stone structures and garden art are pure DIY. Purchased in 1978, the 2-acre hilltop retreat has evolved in tune with the environment, and it is peaceful, natural and comfortable. Ideas for water features, whimsical surprises and easy-to-care-for gardens abound. You will also find the Garden Lovers Market here. Heads up: More of the rebar Christmas trees that greeted visitors to the 2023 Emily Ann Gardens Trail of Lights (which were designed and crafted here) will be on sale.  750 Red Hawk RoadWimberleyThis extraordinary 30-acre property spans both sides of Lone Man Creek. Its hillside landscape is the result of a thorough study of topography, rainwater flow and native flora. The homeowners carefully laid paths to take advantage of the natural beauty of the terrain, from high on the cliff all the way down to creekside. Eight strategically located benches offer stunning vistas. Features include hundreds of native sotols, oaks, fruit trees, nut trees, herbs, wildflowers, grasses, a rose garden, and wet-weather waterfalls and ponds. Thank you from the bottom of our hearts for registering for our event and supporting our club's mission to support local educational programs and community gardens. This registration greatly helps our mission. If you would like to contribute further, contact us to become a member or talk to your friends about joining! Looking forward to seeing you at our 25th garden tour! Wimberley Garden Club memberswimberleygardenclub@gmail.com

Wimberley Garden Club’s 25th Spring Garden Tour is Saturday, May 11 from 9 am - 2 pm Rocks, deer, water restrictions, record heat and record cold…what’s a garden lover to do?Put on your comfortable shoes and wide-brim hat and come to the Wimberley Garden Club’s 25th Spring Garden Tour on Saturday, May 11, from 10 am to 2 pm.Three Wimberley couples who have a passion for gardening – and have weathered our Hill Country’s storms and challenges – invite you to their distinctively different properties to offer encouragement and inspiration for your own home landscape. Garden Club representatives (including Master Gardeners and Master Naturalists) as well as homeowners will be on hand to talk to you and answer questions..To make your outing even more enjoyable, Wimberley Valley Art League members will be creating and selling their beautiful works, and local musicians will serenade you at each location.To help jump start your own Little Piece of Heaven, you will have the opportunity to purchase, at low cost, hardy native, adapted and Texas SuperStar® plants, as well as locally handcrafted landscape décor, at the tour’s Garden Lovers Market. WoodcreekThis quiet and enchanting 1.5-acre property with heritage oaks suffered greatly in the ice storm, but homeowners made clever use of downed limbs to line pleasant paths, used untold yards of leaves for mulch and are adapting to new light levels across the property. Hardy transplants from their previous home in Houston, blooming perennials and roses thrive in protected areas while native and adapted trees, ornamentals and groundcovers flourish everywhere else. Rocks for walkways and water management were mined on site. Musician Tom Dawson will perform. Annette Kennedy, Lisa Motley will have landscape quilts, cards, coasters, portraits and botanical art on display. Monica Rasco will display her book, Goodnight Wimberley. Spoke HollowThis Certified Wildlife Habitat, the owners’ home, decorative iron and wood fence panels, stone structures and garden art are pure DIY. Purchased in 1978, the 2-acre hilltop retreat has evolved in tune with the environment, and it is peaceful, natural and comfortable. Ideas for water features, whimsical surprises and easy-to-care-for gardens abound. You will also find the Garden Lovers Market here. Heads up: More of the rebar Christmas trees that greeted visitors to the 2023 Emily Ann Gardens Trail of Lights (which were designed and crafted here) will be on sale. Diane Lunow will bring gourd art, and Tom and Mary Wiley will display their jewelry and paintings. Bill Perkins will play music for a portion of the tour here. Lone Man CreekThis extraordinary 30-acre property spans both sides of Lone Man Creek. Its hillside landscape is the result of a thorough study of topography, rainwater flow and native flora. The homeowners carefully laid paths to take advantage of the natural beauty of the terrain, from high on the cliff all the way down to creekside. Eight strategically located benches offer stunning vistas. Features include hundreds of native sotols, oaks, fruit trees, nut trees, herbs, wildflowers, grasses, a rose garden, and wet-weather waterfalls and ponds. Artists Lotus McElfish, Victor Summers, and Jeff Peterson will be on hand with a mix of botanical art, wooden sculptures, and plein air demonstration. Joe Dalton, musician, will perform during the tour. Tour proceeds benefit the Wimberley Garden Club’s donations to local community beautification projects. For more information click <a href="https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/ticketing/384c9aa9-32e1-4478-b4a5-8898dc254490" target="_blank">here.</a>If you'd like to join the Wimberley Garden Club, click <a href="https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/ticketing/384c9aa9-32e1-4478-b4a5-8898dc254490" target="_blank">here.</a> <img src="https://res.cloudinary.com/hxn9dbuhd/image/upload/v1712874602/zmphla5mzqohz5lb6wlf.jpg" style="width:600px;display:block;vertical-align:top;margin:5px auto;text-align:center;position:relative;cursor:pointer;padding:0px 1px;user-select:none;box-sizing:inherit;max-width:100%" />

Wimberley Garden Club

Passion For Gardening - 25th Wimberley Garden Club Tour

Garden addresses to be emailed after ticket purchase

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