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Mark your calendars! July 20th at 8 AM, there will be a FREE Community Yoga Class in the neighborhood, taught by Kylie Thompson (@kulakentucky on Instagram). All levels are welcome. It will be held at the Goodrich Greenspace. Bring your own mat and water. Please note that there can be bugs and it can be hot in July. We suggest you please wear your own bug repellent and wear sunscreen. Hope to see you there!
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This is Pensacola Park Neighborhood Association’s primary fundraiser, now going on four years. 100% of proceeds go back to the neighborhood. In the past we have used this money to apply for matching grants, plant trees, buy items for our annual Easter Egg Hunt, hold potlucks, and more. All the plants and gift cards we receive come from donations in the neighborhood (huge HUGE thank you to all those who have participated in donating plants, potting up plants, and helping out however you could with the event) and from local nurseries and small businesses such as (Sunshine Grow Shop on Southland Drive, King’s Garden Center, Pemberton’s Greenhouses, Roundstone Seed Company, Landscapers Corner, Wilson’s Nurseries, and Down to Earth Garden Club.)
In addition to all the plants, this will be our second year hosting the Neighborhood Craft Fair. All work is created by someone living in the neighborhood, and all proceeds for their work go directly to the artists.
For more information about plants and crafts, contact us here or email us at pensacolapark@gmail.com.
We are excited to show you all the plants we have for sale this year. Check out what we have so far (with more still being gathered):
Veggies and Fruit Tomatoes Hot and Sweet Peppers Squash Raspberry Blackberry Corn Kale Beans Radish
Herbs Dill Mint Lavender Parsley Thyme Basil Chives Golden oregano
Perennials Hellebore Iris (Yellow or White) Daffodil Bulbs Siberian Iris Ostrich Fern Solomon’s Seal Hosta (Variegated and Green) Bee Balm Lamb’s Ear Wood Poppy Anemone Green Dragon Spiderwort Liriope (Variegated and Green) Crocus Mondo Grass (Black and Green) Crocosmia Trillium Lily of the Valley Aster Shasta Daisy Chameleon plant Hardy Elephant Ear
Trees and Shrubs Redbud Ginkgo Native Wisteria Pawpaw Mock Orange Butterfly Bush Birch Roughleaf Dogwood Maple Oak Taxus Hicksii Yew Forsythia
Ground Cover Sedum Variegated Ivy
Pond/Aquatic Plants Hardy water lily, fuchsia Anacharsis
Bog Plants, Bare Root Acorus, Variegated Yellow Flag Iris Horsetail Lizard’s Tail Chameleon Plant
Cacti/Succulents Night Blooming Cereus American Agave Sansevieria Christmas Cactus Rubber Plant