Join Clark Gardens in this annual celebration of opening for the spring season. Each March a month-long festival, Grow at Clark Gardens, is hosted.
Grow at Clark Gardens is all about enriching lives through art, wellness, and nature-based activities.
There is something for everyone. While many of the activities are included with the purchase of a general admissions ticket, some events require tickets to be purchased in advance and some have additional fees that apply. All details can be found below.
We would like to give a big shout out to all the amazing sponsors who help make this festival a possibility.
During 2025’s Grow at Clark Gardens each weekend will have a different theme: Grow Wild, Let’s Go Girls, Grow Together – Through Horticulture & Holi Celebration, Grow West – Celebrating Texas Heritage, and Let the Good Time Grow.
Cheese 101 by Antonelli's Cheese Shop
February 27 - 28
Quanah Parker:
One Man, Two Worlds Traveling Exhibit
March 1-31
Grow Wild Saturday
March 1
Flower Arranging Class
March 6
Hat Bar
March 7
Ticket Link Coming Soon
Let's Grow Girls Saturday
March 8
Children's No Bake Class - Dirt Cups
March 11
Children's Baking Class - Cake Pops
March 12
Becoming a Pollinator Pal:
Fun & Educational Activities
March 13
Fiber Frenzy: All Things Yarn, Fabric, & Thread
March 14
Children's No Baking Class - Mud Pies
March 14
Grow Together Saturday -
Through Horticulture & Holi Celebration
March 15
Grow Together Sunday -
Through Horticulture & Holi Celebration
March 16
Children's No Baking Class - Mud Pies
March 17
Children's No Bake Class - Dirt Cups
March 18
Children's Baking Class - Cake Pops
March 19
Seed Ball Creating
March 20
The Garden Party, Cirque de Fleur
March 21
Grow West Saturday,
Celebrating Texas Heritage
March 22
Boil & Blooms
March 29
Clicking on an event in the calendar below displays its details.
Date: Thursday, March 13, 2025
Time: 10:00am – 1:00pm
Are you ready to buzz into the world of pollination with fun and educational activities? From cultivating vibrant gardens teeming with colorful flowers to learning about the important roles of bees, butterflies, and other pollinators, every step brings a sense of wonder and discovery. Whether you're creating a woven vine bird nest, observing the intricate dance of a butterfly, or simply enjoying the buzz of a hummingbird, being a Pollinator Pal offers endless opportunities to explore the fascinating world of pollinators while making a positive impact on the environment. No need to wing it alone; join local professionals and experience the flutter of discovery while having a blooming good time!
Time: 10:00am - 11:00am
Location: Group Gathers at the Admissions Booth
Lake Mineral Wells State Park's very own David Owen will be guiding this group on a colorful walk through the gardens to enjoy birdwatching. There is so much to learn and see during this fun activity for all ages. Wear close-toed comfortable walking shoes, and bring binoculars if you have them. David will be providing some binoculars.
Attendee spots will be on a first-come-first-serve basis on the day of, maxing out at 20 participants. Arrive early to secure your spot. This group will gather near the admissions booth to get started.
Participating attendees must pay general admission fees.
Time: 11:00am - 12:00pm
Location: Group gathers at the Admissions Booth
Children and their parents will enjoy a nature book walk andend with making a seed ball to take home and plant. Join us and become a V.I.P.P (a Very Important Pollinator Pal)! This activity is ideal for children pre-k through 10 years old, though all ages are welcome.
During this walk lead by retired educator and Palo Pinto County Master Gardener, Kara Lynn Greenfield, you will learn about the importance of pollination, many of the different creatures who serve as pollinators in nature, and native plants that are important to pollinators.
Participating attendees must pay general admission fees.
Time: 12:00am - 12:30pm
Location: Oxbow Overlook
It’s essential to think about all pollinators, both food sources and shelter, when considering your garden.
Come roll up your sleeves and get a little messy with the Clark Gardens team, as we create seed balls. All supplies are provided, and the seeds used are those recommended with pollinators in mind. All ages welcome.
Participating attendees must pay general admission fees.
Physical Address [map]
567 Maddux Road
Weatherford, Texas 76088
Mailing Address
P.O. Box 276
Mineral Wells, Texas 76068
Phone: (940) 682-4856
Fax: (940) 682-4078
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