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Kingwood Garden Club uses the proceeds from fund raisers to contribute to local community projects. Examples are donations for landscaping and garden projects at Elm Grove Elementary, Pines Montessori School, and the Village Learning Center. The Club also contributes to Target Hunger, Urban Harvest, and Brookwood Community.
Also, we are doing a project at each of the elderly care facilities: planted hanging baskets at the Atrium; and planted amaryllis at Rosemont with residents. KGC members also help decorate tables at the Thanksgiving Feast at the Humble Civic Center.
Our club participates and contributes to various projects listed below. We also have a scholarship program » benefiting anyone currently studying in a gardening field.
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Bittersweet (berry)
- Bluebonnet (seed)
- Burning Bush (leaves)
- Candelabra Cactus (sap)
- Carolina Yellow Jasmine
- Castor Bean (seed)
- Columbine (berry)
- Coyotillo (fruit)
- Cyclamen (tuber)
- Dumb cane (all)
- Elephant Ear (all)
- Four O'Clock (root)
- Foxglove (leaves)
- Golden Chain (seed/flower)
- Iris (underground stem)
- Jimsonweed (all)
- Lily of the Valley (all)
- Mock Orange (fruit)
- Monkshood (root)
- Mountain Laurel (all)
- Narcissus (bulb)
- Nightshade (berry)
- Oleander (all)
- Pimpernel (all)
- Pinks (seeds)
- Poison Hemlock
- Poison Ivy (all)
- Pokeweed (leaves)
- Potato (seed/sprout)
- Rhododendron (all)
- Rosary Pea (seed)
- Scotch Broom seed)
- Spider Lily (bulb)
- Spurge Laurel
- Sweet Pea (stem)
- Tree Tobacco
- Water Hemlock
- Western Poison Oak
- Wisteria (all)
- Yew (all)
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