Los Jardineros upcoming events

Cottage Garden Tour (Saturday, June 13, 2026)

Sat, 13 Jun 2026 15:00:00 GMT

Los Jardineros member, Clive Tyler, is generously allowing us to tour his beautiful Cottage style garden. Clive, a pastel artist, who comes from an English background, has created a beautiful cottage style garden in Taos. His front yard butterfly garden has lots of perennials as well as naturally reseeding plants so that the garden changes slightly each year. Over 80 peonies in his yard should be at their peak blooming period by June 13th.

DUE TO VERY LIMITED PARKING, CARPOOLING IS HIGHLY ENCOURAGED.

This year we are requesting a modest $10 registration fee from members and guests to attend each of these tours as a means of fundraising. The funds raised will provide resources for community projects. We will need several docents for 4 hours for this tour. Docents do not pay the $10 fee. If you are interested in being a docent, sign up when you register for the tour. To review the work requirements for docents, please review the duty description by clicking here.

June Meeting: Watershed Restoration (Thursday, June 18, 2026)

Thu, 18 Jun 2026 15:30:00 GMT

Leo Levy from Rivers and Birds will discuss watershed restoration.

Monthly Los Jardineros meetings are open to the public, so invite a friend who might be interested in joining Los Jardineros.

Santa Fe Botanical Garden Tour and Lunch (Tuesday, June 23, 2026)

Tue, 23 Jun 2026 14:30:00 GMT

Santa Fe Botanical Field Trip and Lunch - June 23, 2026

Tour 10:30-11:30 and Optional Lunch at Museum Hill Cafe 12:00

Tour fee is $20 and each person pays individually for lunch

Our trip to the SF Botanical Gardens is coming up! Please bring water, sunscreen and a hat - the gardens are sunny!

July Meeting: Noxious Weeds (Thursday, July 16, 2026)

Thu, 16 Jul 2026 15:30:00 GMT

Tyler Zander manages the healthy soils and invasive species control programs for the Taos Soil &Water Conservation District. He will inform us on the identification and control of local invasive species.

Tyler Zander, grew up in North Dakota, earned a bachelor’s degree from Washington University, and worked in conservation, wildfire management, and small-scale farming in the Southwest. Now living in Los Cordovas, Tyler is constructing an adobe home using traditional, sustainable methods that reflect his ecological values. His work and lifestyle both center on conservation, stewardship, and supporting communities in caring for the land that sustains them.

Monthly Los Jardineros meetings are open to the public, so invite a friend who might be interested in joining Los Jardineros.