Summer flowers in Paulik!
Ciao Emmanuele! Exchange student from Rome. Loved working in Paulik Park while here in Richmond.
In the garden June 2023
City of Richmond Photographer May 2023
Alexander loves to work in the gardens!
Paulik Park May 2023
"House of Roots" ~ photos by David England
Winter 2022/23 - photos by Visnja Gasparic Vojvodic
Mid summer in a the park - photos by visitor Sharon Meredith
August 2022
Late spring - photos by volunteer Visnja Gasparic
Visit from the new Parks boss - Egan Davis. May 10, 2022
Building a twig fence ~ inspired by landscape designer @nigeldunnett. April 2022
January 2022
Chilly December 2021
Rainy day in the Park November 2021
A day in Paulik Park October 2021
Almost fall! September 2021
Richmond Garden Club and community volunteers May 2021 -Photos David Wright
Men in Hats Plein Air Artists in Paulik Park
New garden beds in Paulik
Winter blooms in Paulik Park 2021
Butterbur, Petasites japonicas, ; Corsican Hellebore, Hellebore argutifolius; Mahonia x media; Witch Hazel,Hamamelis jelena; Daffodil and Corsican Hellebore ~ Photo by Jill Wright and Lynda Pasacreta February 2021
Still gardening in Paulik Park, December 1, 2020.
New garden bed created at the Southwest corner of Paulik Park. Planted a grand fir that was moved from one of the garden beds in the Park. It had been planted by some kind neighbour right beside a large oak tree! December 2020
A wander through Paulik Park, September 20, 2020 ~ Photos by Steen and Susan Larsen
Early morning photo shoot July 2020 ~ Dan Pasacreta
Removing invasive blackberries from Paulik Park, June 2020
Photo of a Black-throated gray warbler by Corey McIvor - May 2020
Photo contest showcasing Richmond Garden Club members in different gardens in the Park that match the outfits they were wearing! May 2020
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Paulik Park May 23, 2020
Spring gardening in Paulik Park while staying a safe distance 😷
Welcome new volunteers!
Windstorm damage in Paulik Park!
Thank you Fedex for the donation of native plants, shrubs and trees into Paulik Park!
Autumn colours in the Park
Yes! We garden accompanied by bagpipes. Thank you Matthew!
Volunteers get creative!
Wally Paulik and his family visit Paulik Park where he grew up!
Fun day working in Paulik Park Saturday July 20th
Our friend Rob surprised us by dressing up as Mickey Mouse. He is supporting our local lacrosse team.
Thank you USANA Health Sciences for helping us out in Paulik Park, Thursday June 20th.
What a party! Photos by Alice Jensen-Stanley
Paulik Park Pollinator Park - Photo Alice Jensen Stanley
Photos by Lev Popok - regular visitor to our Park!
Paulik Pollinator Party and Neighbourhood Cultural Stew
Working in the forest January 2019
City of Richmond, Partners in Beautification, Volunteers Appreciation Event, September 12, 2018
Misty morning in Paulik October 2018 - Photos by Dan Pasacreta
Fall colour in the Park 2018
Nooks and crannies in Paulik Park - June 2018
Happy 10th anniversary, 2017, Richmond Garden Club for maintaining the beautiful gardens in Paulik Park!
Richmond Garden Club adopted this city-owned park in 2008. Many of our members as well as people from the community help to maintain the perennial gardens of the park.
Paulik Neighbourhood Park is a 6 acre park in the City Centre area which features 1.5 acres of perennial gardens. While the garden is ever changing through the seasons, it is in its glory in the spring when the many rhododendrons and flowering plants are in full bloom.
The park also includes:
- Mature woodlot with many native species.
- Community garden — get out your garden gloves and start planting by contacting the Richmond Food Security Society
- Memory Garden/Public art — “House of Roots” by Jeanette Lee is inspired by the notions of home and putting down roots
- Children’s playground—have fun with friends and family
"Richmond Garden Club (and a broader group of gardening enthusiasts) adopted Paulik Park back in 2008. Since then, over 70 volunteers have dedicated many hours of their free time and hard work towards the maintenance and expansion of the gardens. The personal touches and individual creativity these volunteers bring make this public space a uniqueness which is the envy of other Cities." Ted de Crom, Manager, Park Operations, City of Richmond
Street Address: 7620 Heather Street
Location: West of No. 4 Road and north of Blundell Road between Heather and Ash Street
City of Richmond Canada 150 Volunteer Appreciation Event
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Wally Paulik's visit to Paulik Park October 2017
Volunteers, Vidyut, Maureen and Kyo were at the park on a sunny day in October. Mr. Wally Paulik and his niece came by the park and had a nice chat with the volunteers.
He mentioned about a big vegetable garden they had at the site where our flower beds are now. The Paulik family planted tiny trees they gathered over at the north shore and they became the giant trees we see today.
They enjoyed birthday celebrations of the family members among rhododendron bushes in May. Mr. Paulik and his niece enjoyed the walk in the park.
They thanked all the volunteers for the wonderful job they are doing in their former homestead.
He mentioned about a big vegetable garden they had at the site where our flower beds are now. The Paulik family planted tiny trees they gathered over at the north shore and they became the giant trees we see today.
They enjoyed birthday celebrations of the family members among rhododendron bushes in May. Mr. Paulik and his niece enjoyed the walk in the park.
They thanked all the volunteers for the wonderful job they are doing in their former homestead.
A strange plant popped up in Paulik February 2017! Petasites or butterbur
Winter in the Park
Paulik Park Volunteers Appreciation Dinner, September 8, 2016. Thank you City of Richmond!
Birds and butterflies in the Park, June 2017 - photos by Cory McIvor
Wilson's Warbler
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Swallowtail butterfly
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Hutton's Vireo
Spring 2017 has arrived!
Yellow rhododendron, beautiful rheum and crocuses.
Fall 2017
Oak Wisdom Learning Academy Outdoor Program for 4-5 year olds toured Paulik Park August 2017 - thank you Jasmine Chou!
"Every child is born a naturalist. His eyes are, by nature, open to the glories of the stars, the beauty of the flowers, and the mystery of life." Ritu Ghatourey
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Wally Paulik of the Paulik Park family, gave us an overview at our June 2016 club meeting of living in this Park back in the 1930's, 40's etc.
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Steve Whysall, Vancouver Sun, visited Paulik Park, June 2016
Late summer in Paulik Park - photos by Dan Pasacreta
"To plant a garden is to believe in tomorrow." Audrey Hepburn
