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Clark Gardens Botanical Park welcomes visitors all year long. The breathtaking 35 acre oasis awakens the senses, stirs the spirit and relaxes the mind.
From the first spring blossoms to the colorful fall and into the stillness of winter there is a sense of magic. Wheelchair accessible pathways wind through lavish ribbons of color and fragrance. Waterfalls sparkle in the sunlight splashing down to ponds and lakes where black and white swans, along with other waterfowl, glide in the shimmering waters. You may see peacocks strutting, or get a glimpse of blue herons or great egrets swooping down, their huge wingspans casting shadows over the lakes.
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"Today a new sun rises for me. Everything lives, everything is animated. Everything seems to speak to me of my passion. Everything invites me to cherish it." - Anne De Lenclos Every year I make a 12-month calendar for my Dad for Christmas. The pictures i [...]
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Clark Gardens, in partnership with Palo Pinto General Hospital, offers a free program this Thursday, April 12. The program, presented by Dr Nanette Evans, will discuss women’s health issues emphasizing breast cancer risk factors, the diagnosis of breast [...]
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“As the Garden Grows”…part one. Clark Gardens is a family. And like most other families in 2012 we aren't the traditional "Leave it to Beaver" family. Our family consists of humans, plants and animals. Years come and go; some memb [...]
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Aromatherapy Class This class covers the therapeutic use of powerful natural essential oils derived from plants, to complement health naturally. In this class you will learn the history and manufacturing process of Pure Essential Oils. As well as the powe [...]
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Class Description Composted organic wastes can be used in your landscape to reduce the amount of fertilizers used and to conserve water. But how do you get started in a home composting system? This class is designed to teach you the basic steps and proced [...]
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Clark Gardens is featured in an article entitled, "From the Ground Up," on the Texas Co-Op Power website. Article by: Kaye Northcott Issue: March 2012 "Clark Gardens Botanical Park spotlights hands-in-the-dirt work of two visionaries. Clark Gardens Botani [...]
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Janice Ellis is the Clark Garden Garden Club President and shared with our Garden Club members information on how to plant onions.I asked Janice if I could share this information on the Clark Gardens blog and she kindly agreed.The following are her notes: [...]
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Our beloved Houdini has found true love. We ran a contest to rename the trumpter swan as she was mistakenly named Doc. And the winner is (drum roll please)....Debbi Robertson. Thanks to Debbi Doc's new name is Judy Valentine. We chose the name Judy V [...]
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"Is not this the true romantic feeling - not to desire to escape life, but to prevent life from escaping you." - Thomas Wolfe "I was not a classic mother. But my kids were never palmed off to boarding school. So, I didn't bake cookies. You can buy cooki [...]
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On this beeautiful spring day we can't help but start talking Spring Festival presented by . This year's theme is "The Art of Living....Texas Style" and will be held March 31 and April 1st (all joking aside ) We will have our Education Stations again thi [...]
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