So what is the Water Garden Club
of South Texas all about?
Our Club is all about creating a family of individuals that share the common love of ponds, water gardens, fish, plants and all the beauty and intrigue this hobby has to offer!
Whether you are brand new to water gardening and have a small 40 gallon water feature or you've had Koi for many years in your Jurassic 30,000 gallon Koi pond, we invite you to join the family!
With monthly meetings and events, newsletters and emails, members are always informed of what's hot and new! Special discounts on pond equipment, fish meds, and water plants are often extended to members.
If not a member yet, feel free to stop in at one of our monthly meetings at the Humane Society (4804 Fredericksburg Rd.). Get to know the many wonderful members that make the Water Garden Club of South Texas the best club in Texas! Always loads of information, excellent lectures/discussions, and friendly, smiling faces. So stop in, check out the club, and immerse yourself in a wonderful group of people that share your passion for water gardening!
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News!! The Water Garden Club of South Texas has a very special event planned for adult members and their adult guests on Saturday, July 19th. It's the annual Austin Pond Tour and our chance to see some beautiful ponds and meet the folks from Austin. The bus will leave from the Sam's Club parking lot near the access road, between Bitters and Nakoma at 9am. Please plan to arrive by 8:30am. If you wish, you may bring a small breakfast and a box lunch. The Club will provide you with soft beverages. (No alcohol!) The cost to members for this all-day trip will be $30 each and $35 each for non-members. This will include the driver's tip and the admission to the tour. This is a large, comfy AIR CONDITIONED bus with a restroom. Please feel free to invite friends. Your reservation will be your check payable in advance made out to the Water Garden Club. Mail to: Lester Moore Don't dawdle. Reservations are on a first-come basis and we don't want you to miss all the fun!! Marcie Elections took place on Nov 10th!!
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| The Water Garden Club of South
Texas is a
non-profit, charitable and educational organization formed in
January 2000 whose mission is to promote the enjoyment of water
gardening. The club and this website are a great resource
for pond construction and maintenance, as well as the selection
and care of fish and plants. The club meets on the second Saturday of each month at the Humane Society, 4804 Fredericksburg Road, 1-4 pm or at different members' homes depending on our workshop topic for that month. Check the Events page for details. We are happy to share our knowledge with you and would love to have you visit us at one of our meetings. See more details below. Check the sitemap for all of the great information this site has to offer. |
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Information contained in this website is provided as a suggestion for you and your water garden. You should always keep in mind that what works in one pond might not work in another pond. And you should always carefully research all matters and carefully read all instructions on whatever materials you add to your pond. While information in this website was carefully collected and compiled to be as accurate as possible, there are no expressed or implied warranties that the Information contained herein, including paid advertisements, is correct, of any value, or suitable for any purpose. If you use this information in anyway, you assume full responsibility for the results of your actions. In no event will the author or others who contribute to this website be held liable for any results or lack thereof.
The purpose of this organization is: to stimulate interest, appreciation and skills in water gardening; to provide a forum for members to exchange ideas, knowledge, and experience for the enrichment of all concerned; to provide an opportunity for both formal and informal education in water gardening; to maintain and operate a library of materials on water gardening; to instruct and educate the public on water gardening techniques; and to receive and distribute contributions to organizations that are exempt from Federal income tax under section 501 (c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code.