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Green Garden

Member Clubs

FGCV is a member of the New England Garden Clubs, Inc, NEGC, one of eight districts across the country.  The six New England states make up this district.  FGCV members belong to NEGC as well as National Garden Clubs, Inc, NGC, a not-for-profit educational organization that has attained its status as the largest 501(c)(3) organization of its type in the world.                             
 

  • The Northern District includes Four Seasons GC in Newport, Seed and Weed GC in St. Johnsbury, Granite Center GC in Barre, Burlington GC in Burlington, and St. Albans GC in St. Albans.              

  •  The Central District includes Randolph GC in Randolph, Middlebury GC in Middlebury, Mountain Gardeners in the Mad River Valley, Rutland GC in Rutland, Springfield GC in Springfield, Weathersfield Garden Club in Weathersfield.

  •  The Southern District includes Brattleboro Floral Arts and Garden Club in Brattleboro, Green Mountain Gardeners in Londonderry, Manchester GC in Manchester, Arlington GC in Arlington, and Bennington GC in Bennington.

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Information:

FGCV has sixteen (16) garden clubs throughout Vermont. The garden clubs are divided into three districts:  North, Central, and South with a District Director as representative of each area.

Northern District
Burlington

The Burlington Garden Club is designed to stimulate knowledge and appreciation of horticulture; aid in the protection of the natural environment; provide instruction in indoor gardening and floral design; and encourage and promote garden therapy, civic plantings, youth gardening and residential gardening.

Northern District

Four Seasons

The Four Seasons Garden Club of Orleans County's purpose is to stimulate knowledge and a love of gardening; to aid in the protection of native trees, plants and birds; to encourage and to promote civic planting and the beautification of our homes.

Northern District
Granite Center

The Granite Center Garden Club  was founded in 1938. The objectives of the club include the beautification of our community through planting and maintaining our city-wide flower beds.  We also strive to increase the knowledge of horticulture for our community and our members through our monthly guest speakers.  We also participate in activities of the Federated Garden Clubs of Vermont.

Northern District
Seed and Weed

Seed And Weed Garden Club in St Johnsbury, Vermont

Northern District
St. Albans

Our purpose is to…maintain and enhance the village green and streetscapes of the City of St. Albans in celebration of the importance of the aesthetic and environmental health of our community's most important cultural, historic, and economic gathering places.

Central District
Middlebury

One of the oldest garden clubs in Vermont, the Middlebury Garden Club was founded in 1933 by members of the local Women’s Club to pursue their interests in gardening, floral design, youth programs and flower shows as well as civic beautification.

Central District
Mountain Gardeners

The Mountain Gardeners are located in the Mad River Valley of Vermont.  Members are from the towns of Waitsfield, Warren,
Fayston, Moretown and South Duxbury. The Mountain Gardeners support educational and civic projects for both members and the community.

Central District
Randolph

Organized in 1961, the Randolph Area Garden Club supports individual gardening interests and fellowship as well as civic beautification through garden design and maintenance in public areas of the town. Educational support is in the form of the club’s Randolph Garden Club Scholarship.

Central District
Rutland

The purpose of the club is to provide a social framework for the sharing of information and ideas on gardening and floral design.  Through community gardening, youth project and flower shows, the club helps to beautify the Rutland area and stimulate the public's interest in all phases of gardening.

Central District
Springfield

The Springfield Garden Club is over 100 years old!  The club's purpose is to provide a social framework for education and community service in the areas of gardening, beautification and conservation and to co-ordinate the activities of the club with those of the Federated Garden Club of Vermont in order to advance our mutual aims.

Central District
Weathersfield Garden Club

To cultivate the beauty and community of the Town of Weathersfield, Vermont.

Southern District
Arlington

Founded in 1941, we are a group of Arlington area residents with a passion for gardening.  According to our mission statement: the club provides education, resources, and opportunities for its members to promote the love of gardening and floral design as well as civic and environmental responsibility.

Southern District
Bennington

The Bennington Garden Club's purpose is to promote and support horticulture, conservation and beautification within our community; and to educate members and others in the protection, preservation and enhancement of the natural environment.

Southern District
Brattleboro Floral Arts

The Brattleboro Floral Arts and Garden Club meets to promote an interest in gardens, their design, and management, to educate members and the community in horticultural practices, to encourage participation in floral design and the allied arts, and more.

Southern District
Manchester

The Garden Club of Manchester was founded in 1920 with the simple mission to promote love for, interest in and knowledge of horticulture.
While the mission has stayed the same, the Club has grown in membership, from 10 to over 100.

Southern District
Green Mountain Gardeners

The purpose of Green Mountain Gardeners in Weston and Londonderry is to make Horticulture and Conservation an increasingly important part of the lives of its members and of the communities in which they live.

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