Annual Garden Tour
2024 Garden Tour
Flower Mound, Double Oak = Four Gardens + One Community Garden
Saturday, May 11, 2024, 9a-4p
Flower Mound, Double Oak
Keyhole Gardening, Mushrooms/Mycology, Erosion Control/Drainage, Drought-Tolerant Shade Plants, Design within an HOA, Oak Trees, Native Plant Ecosystems, Pollinators, and Wildlife. Our Annual Garden Tour has it all.
Check out this Sneak Preview video showing some of the garden and landscapes wonders you will see!
Shades of Eden and Art
Flower Mound
This one-acre HOA-restricted property features native and adapted showstopper plants in a carefully curated design. Wander through gardens brimming with native perennials, understory plantings, and a selection of reseeding annuals. Alongside, you’ll find vegetables and mushrooms in a keyhole design. A certified Wildlife Habitat, this property shares occupied owl and bluebird boxes with multiple other pollinators, all enjoying the bounty.
Possum Creek
Flower Mound
Possum Creek flows throughout this visually stunning 1.25-acre lot, surrounded by rock boulders, mature oak, elm, and cedar trees. Native plants and perennials, including areas of sun and shade, are featured alongside the rambling creek bed. Redbuds, a smoke tree, and red yuccas thrive together in this diverse group of gardens. Erosion control and proper drainage are the keys to the success of this property.
Century Oak Garden
Double Oak
On this beautiful property, you will explore a little bit of country nestled in the middle of town. Relax under the nearly 200-year-old Post Oak, just one of the seven types of oaks on this property. Learn how the property creates an active habitat, providing food and shelter for pollinators and thriving wildlife. Native perennials thrive in abundant sun, along with a not-to-be-missed spiral herb garden.
Hidden Gem
Flower Mound
Look closely. This seemingly ordinary HOA restricted corner lot is anything but ordinary! Besides the two large Savannah Hollies flanking the front door, not a single contractor plant remains. This hidden garden gem has been carefully transformed into a natural gardenscape filled with natives and other sun and shade-loving perennials. Wildflowers and poppies take center stage in the springtime!
Flower Mound First Baptist Community Garden
Garden Tour 2024 celebrates the alliance between the Denton County Master Gardener Association, Christian Community Action (CCA), Flower Mound First Baptist Church, and the community surrounding the gardens. The gardens grow, nurture, and ultimately donate thousands of pounds of vegetables and fruits yearly to benefit the CCA of Denton County. The gardeners themselves have grown into a diverse community of close friends, a family of sorts, around a shared interest in gardening and the common goal of feeding hungry families.
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