


About Us
Our mission is to promote sustainable beautification of the City of Solana Beach, in both public and private spaces. We sponsor hands-on gardening projects throughout our community.
Prefer to keep your hands clean? You can make a donation to support our projects.
In 2025, our regular meetings are at 10:30 a.m. on the second Tuesday of the month, except July and August, at the Center for a Healthy Lifestyle Cottage behind the Boys & Girls Club at 533 Lomas Sante Fe Dr., Solana Beach. All are invited!
Interested in joining us? Have a question about gardening in Solana Beach?
What We're Up To . . .
Ongoing Events
Native Poppy: "Caring for Petals and People"

Meg Blancato, vice president and co-owner of Native Poppy, will join our October 14 SeaWeeders meeting to tell us all about the 11-year old business with the pretty, pink delivery trucks! Join us at 10:30 a.m. at the cottage behind the Boys & Girls Club, 533 Lomas Santa Fe Dr.
Meg became a co-owner of Native Poppy in 2018, having worked at the company's first store in South Park since opening day. She joined founder Natalie Gill, who launched Native Poppy in 2014 initially as an event-based floral business.
The pair succeeded through the Covid pandemic, survived a flooding of one of their facilities, and have added workshops and field trips to the local flower farms they support to their menu of goods and services. They also grow 100 varieties of flowers in their own farm in El Cajon -- a complex of 53 raised beds on a defunct tennis court! From the get-go, Native Poppy committed to selling locally grown flowers and made some unorthodox choices, such as NOT offering single-bloom, dozen-stem bunches. Their mission is "sharing love through the power of flowers."
Learn more from peony-loving Meg on October 14!

Post Office Upkeep
Your gifts help us keep the Post Office sculpture garden growing!
Recent irrigation issues have required repairs, which our volunteers have funded. If you'd like to donate to help us cover these costs, please click here.
Your PayPal or credit card payment will be securely processed through our parent organization, the Solana Beach Civic & Historical Society.