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2021
PROJECTS

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Explore Ecology's “Grab and Grow Kits” which channel food grown in the school gardens to the schools and to families. This program was started during COVID using food normally used in the school cafeterias to provide healthy organic food to the community. They are increasing production in the school gardens and our funding will outfit an additional 13 schools with materials to start the program. Materials include, garden carts, pruners, collapsible tables, knives, produce bags, crates colanders, etc.

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Lotusland's continued remediation of armillaria in the cycad garden. The garden has already lost nine of these rare plants to the fungus. The remediation includes the removal of 20 plants, digging out all problem areas, fixing the drainage problem and replanting all displaced plants with a new custom soil mix.



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​Casa del Herrero's 
 renewal of the roses in the cuting garden adjacent to the vegetable garden. This garden is used for cut flowers in the main house. Presently it is filled with aging, disease-susceptible varieties. Replacement will include better spacing, soil refurbishment, and replacement with hardy, disease-tolerant varieties. This project also includes the removal of a dead blue cedar near the formal rose garden and replacement with another. The tree poses a hazard for the garden and visitors.
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Santa Ynez Valley Botanic Garden’s installation of a “Balance” path in the Children’s area, improvements to the worm box, (another child favorite) and materials to supply the Family “Distance Gardening” project.
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​Cheadle Center for Biodiversity and Ecological Restoration
is supporting the establishment of three federally endangered plant species through funding of student research as well as propagation and planting. The species are Ventura marsh milk-vetch, marsh sandwort, and salt marsh bird’s beak. All will be planted in the center’s open space. GCSB funds pay a stipend for student study and research, student wages for physical work, supplies including pots, soil monitoring and soil analysis.                                                                                                                                                   
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  • What We Do
    • Community Involvement >
      • Art of the Arrangement
      • Casa del Herrero
      • Ladybuds
      • Santa Barbara Botanic Garden
    • Butterflies Alive
    • Conservation >
      • Gaviota State Park Restoration
    • Santa Cruz Island
    • Garden History and Design >
      • Frog Hollow
      • Mc Kinley Garden
      • Tobey Garden
      • Van Horne Garden
  • Projects
    • Current Projects >
      • Montecito Triangle 2022
    • Application for a Grant
    • Olive Grove at Mission Historical Park
    • GCSB Centenial 2016
    • GCSB Noticias 2016
    • GCA Centennial 2013
  • Press
    • 2023 GCSB Flower Show Press Articles
    • 2023 GCA Restoration Initiatives Provide Disaster Relief in NY & CA
    • Hortmag.com - Puck Erickson & Mari Mitchel
    • Explore Ecology
    • Thomas Woltz Public Event
    • Casa Del Herrero 2017
    • Montecito Magazine
    • Montecito Journal 2017
    • Past News Articles
    • Flower Show 2014
  • About Us
    • Contact US
    • Executive Board & Committee Chairs
    • Monthly Programs 2022-2023
    • History
  • Events
  • Members Only
    • Payments & Mailing Address
    • Roster
    • Storage Unit
    • Calendar
    • Bylaws, Standing Rules
    • General Meeting Minutes 2023 >
      • General Meeting Minutes 2022
    • Budding News 2023 >
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    • Members' Gardens
    • Committees >
      • President's Page
      • Communications
      • Conservation >
        • Drought Tolerant Resource
      • Flower Design >
        • Floral Conditioning & Design Supplies
        • Flower Show Tips & Design Ideas
        • Holly Heider Chapple Floral Products
        • FA 101
        • FA 201
      • Garden History & Design
      • Horticulture
      • Hospitality >
        • Hospitality Volunteer List 2022-2023
      • Membership >
        • How To Propose A New Member
        • GCSB Membership Application
        • Membership Standing Rules
        • Membership Bylaws
        • Provisional Requirements
      • Photography >
        • Photo App Suggestions
      • Programs
      • Projects >
        • 2023 Proposed Projects
      • Visiting Gardens
      • Ways and Means
      • Forms
  • Flower Show Info
    • Horticulture Entry Information
    • Floral Design Entry Information
    • Botanical Arts Entry Information
    • Photography Entry Information
    • Education Exhibit Entry Information
    • Passing Information
  • Sign Ups & Info
    • RSVP June 2nd Flower Show Wrrap Up Meeting
    • Cancer Center Signups
    • Hospitality Sign Up List 2022-2023
    • Annual Dues & Donations 2023-2024
    • Roster Contact Update Form 2023-2024