From the rhododendrons in our mountains to the sea oats on our beach dunes, The Garden Club of North Carolina (GCNC) welcomes you! Enjoy our state flower, the beautiful spring blooming dogwood, and see the beauty of the wildflowers that line our state highways through summer and fall. And, maybe even find the mysterious Venus flytrap that is native to our state.
Throughout North Carolina, GCNC member gardens overflow almost year-round as our members plant trees, beautify our communities, arrange bouquets, protect bees and butterflies and visit or volunteer in North Carolina's public gardens. Our members range in age from our youngest grade school Youth Gardeners all the way to Senior members who still love to play in the dirt.
Come join us! Friends are waiting for you! The Garden Club of North Carolina, Inc is a member of National Garden Clubs, INC and South Atlantic Region of National Garden Clubs, INC.
Throughout North Carolina, GCNC member gardens overflow almost year-round as our members plant trees, beautify our communities, arrange bouquets, protect bees and butterflies and visit or volunteer in North Carolina's public gardens. Our members range in age from our youngest grade school Youth Gardeners all the way to Senior members who still love to play in the dirt.
Come join us! Friends are waiting for you! The Garden Club of North Carolina, Inc is a member of National Garden Clubs, INC and South Atlantic Region of National Garden Clubs, INC.
Services
Support The Elizabethan Gardens, a public garden located on Roanoke Island, at a site adjoining Fort Raleigh National Park.
Support The Daniel Boone Native Gardens, a public garden located in Boone, adjacent to the outdoor drama Horn in the West.
Support The Martha Franck Fragrance Garden, a public garden with a sensory theme, currently located at the Governor Morehead School for the Blind in Raleigh.
Co-Sponsor the "Wildflower of the Year" program in cooperation with the North Carolina Botanical Garden.
Support The Daniel Boone Native Gardens, a public garden located in Boone, adjacent to the outdoor drama Horn in the West.
Support The Martha Franck Fragrance Garden, a public garden with a sensory theme, currently located at the Governor Morehead School for the Blind in Raleigh.
Co-Sponsor the "Wildflower of the Year" program in cooperation with the North Carolina Botanical Garden.
The Garden Club of North Carolina, Inc., is a 501c3 non-prot volunteer organization founded in 1925.
We are a federated garden club, being a member of the National Garden Clubs, Inc., and its South Atlantic Region of National Garden Clubs, Inc.
We currently have over 180 clubs with over 5000 members in 140 towns and cities across the state.
Membership has no restrictions based upon race, color, creed, religion, gender, age, or national origin.
National Garden Clubs, Inc. is the largest volunteer gardening organization of gardeners in the world and comprises 50 state garden clubs and the National Capital Area, with 5,000-member garden clubs, and 165,000 members.
We are a federated garden club, being a member of the National Garden Clubs, Inc., and its South Atlantic Region of National Garden Clubs, Inc.
We currently have over 180 clubs with over 5000 members in 140 towns and cities across the state.
Membership has no restrictions based upon race, color, creed, religion, gender, age, or national origin.
National Garden Clubs, Inc. is the largest volunteer gardening organization of gardeners in the world and comprises 50 state garden clubs and the National Capital Area, with 5,000-member garden clubs, and 165,000 members.
Each year The Garden Club of North Carolina publishes an annual "Engagement Calendar and Journal" in a 5 " x 8 "sized, full color, glossy paper spiral-bound booklet.
The pages are filled with educational and pictorial information, as well as monthly calendars.
All of the photographs were created and provided by talented members of GCNC garden clubs, and they showcase gardens, plants and creative floral arrangement designs that were seen throughout the state.
More than just a calendar, and more than its gorgeous images, you will find helpful hints for both gardening and floral design throughout the book.
The pages are filled with educational and pictorial information, as well as monthly calendars.
All of the photographs were created and provided by talented members of GCNC garden clubs, and they showcase gardens, plants and creative floral arrangement designs that were seen throughout the state.
More than just a calendar, and more than its gorgeous images, you will find helpful hints for both gardening and floral design throughout the book.
The mission of National Garden Clubs is to provide education, resources, and networking opportunities for its members to promote the love of gardening, oral design, civic and environmental responsibility.
Membership in a local club offers many benets from personal enrichment to community outreach.
Make new friends, participate in a hobby that enhances your physical and mental well-being; work with youth of all ages, and the aged or handicapped in garden therapy; learn horticulture, oral design, and landscaping.
Membership in a local club offers many benets from personal enrichment to community outreach.
Make new friends, participate in a hobby that enhances your physical and mental well-being; work with youth of all ages, and the aged or handicapped in garden therapy; learn horticulture, oral design, and landscaping.
The Garden Club of North Carolina, Inc. has over 175 federated membership clubs located throughout our state.
You can find a listing of our active cities on the "Club Locations" page.
To find out more about clubs in your area, just call or email your name, email address, address including county, and phone number to the ofce of The Garden Club of North Carolina, Inc. located in Raleigh at the amazing J.C. Raulston Arboretum on the campus of NC State University.
The ofce will gladly pass on your inquiry to the appropriate GCNC District Director and she will contact you.
You can find a listing of our active cities on the "Club Locations" page.
To find out more about clubs in your area, just call or email your name, email address, address including county, and phone number to the ofce of The Garden Club of North Carolina, Inc. located in Raleigh at the amazing J.C. Raulston Arboretum on the campus of NC State University.
The ofce will gladly pass on your inquiry to the appropriate GCNC District Director and she will contact you.
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