Richmond Council of Garden Clubs

Member Clubs News and Events

Posting Club News or an Event on the Web
If your club would like to post club news, or information about a club event, you can submit it two ways.
1. Send it to me, Carol Bridgforth, [email protected] . If it is a word document I will create a PDF copy and submit it to Bob Schamerhorn our web designer.
2. Send it to Jeane Stigall, [email protected] , to put in the Richmond Council Newsletter. I will copy it and paste to a PDF file and submit to Bob Schamerhorn our web designer.

Richmond Council Clubs:

Bon Air Garden Club
Canterbury Garden Club
Cartersville Garden Club
Chester Garden Club
Clay Springs Garden Club
Crown Grant Garden Club
Ginter Park Garden Club
Glebe Point Garden Club [2003]
Green Acres Garden Club
Greenfield Garden Club
Hanover Towne Garden Club
Highland Springs Garden Club
Hilliard Park Garden Club
Huntington Garden Club
Lake Anna Garden Club
Midlothian Garden Club
Newfound River Garden Club
Northham Garden Club
Old Ivy Garden Club
Oxford Garden Club
Pamunkey River Garden Club
Powhatan Garden Club
River Road Garden Club
Roslyn Hills Garden Club
Salisbury Garden Club
Sleepy Hollow Garden Club
Thomas Jefferson Garden Club
West Hanover Garden Club
Westham Garden Club
Windsor Farms Garden Club
Windsordale Garden
Woodland Pond Garden Club
Wyndham Garden Club
 
 

Ginter Park Garden Club

Ginter Park Garden Club presents its 7th Annual SPRING MARKET, Saturday, March 28th from 10-4 at Ginter Park Presbyterian Church, 3601 Seminary Avenue, Richmond, VA 23227.Shop juried local artisans & vendors! Garden items! Bake Sale! Clothing! Jewelry! Unique Artisanal Goods! Lunch! Door Prizes! $2 Admission

River Road Garden Club

The River Road Garden Club of Richmond, VA is hosting an NGC Small-Standard Flower Show, April 17-18, 2020 at River Road Presbyterian Church in Kemp Hall, 8960 River Road, Richmond, Va., 23229. The theme of the Show is “Mother Earth Awakening”. The show will be big and exciting and will have plenty of new designs and old favorites in the new Botanical Arts Division as well as in Horticulture, Design and Education divisions. Many top awards will be given. Please come and enjoy the show!! We would love to see you there!

The Council

The Council is made up of nearly three dozen local garden clubs. Our common interests are conservation, horticulture, environmental protection, and civic beautification. We sponsor monthly educational programs on floral design, horticulture, landscape design, and many other garden-related topics. We offer several awards and grants for civic projects annually.