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Most meetings are held at the St. Ann Catholic Church 13th Street in Cadillac on the second Monday of the Month at 7:00 pm. Note: If Cadillac Public Schools are cancelled because of bad weather, club meeting is also cancelled.

The Club meets at 7 p.m. on the third Tuesday of each month, year-round, except December. September through May are general business meetings, held at the Church of Christ building, 9301 Sheldon Road, just south of Ann Arbor Road, in Plymouth. In June, July and August, the meetings are more casual and are held in members' gardens.

Our annual Holiday Party replaces a general business meeting in December, and information about the time and location of the party can be found on our website.

The Charlevoix Area Garden Club was organized in 1939 and federated in 1949.  As of January 2007, we have 120 members.  Our Mission statement is:  The mission of this club shall be to beautify the home and city; to cultivate a love and knowledge of trees, plants, and flowers; and to foster a true friendship among its members.

Organized in 1933.  Federated in 1935.  Meetings on the Fourth Tuesday of the month at 7:00 PM.

The Garden Club of Dearborn has a history dating back to 1915. It is an active club with many gardening and civic projects that are detailed in their web site.  Meetings (September thru June) are held at noon at the First Presbyterian Church, at 600 N. Brady, Dearborn. This will be the beginning of the 96th year of the Garden Club of Dearborn.

The Inland Lakes Garden Club meets once a month to share our passion of gardening and other hobbies. Our meeting consist of speakers, demonstrations and outings to different locations withing our community. We also participate in community events, scholarships and garden shows throughout Lower Michigan. We meet the third Wednesday of every month at the Barry Township Hall in Delton at 6:00 p.m.

Eden's Garden Club (Monroe area) meets on the 3rd Tuesday of each month at 7:00 PM. Meetings are hosted by different members each month and feature garden-oriented guest speakers or craft projects. 

The Elk Rapids Garden Club (ERGC) was established in 1931. Volunteers have cultivated a legacy of community gardens. We provide garden club members with educational opportunities in all aspects of gardening and floral design. 

Founded in 1957 and federated one year later, our mission statement is: "to endeavor to broaden the knowledge of gardening; to stimulate interest in horticulture, conservation, Garden Therapy activities and to present concepts in the art of flower arranging."
Our meetings are held on the second Thursday evening of every month throughout the year, with the exception of July and January.

     We hope that as you visit our Finnish Center you will take time to tour "Finlandia Gardens."   These award-winning gardens are maintained by the volunteers of the Finlandia Garden Club.  We have developed over seventy points of interest which are located on our six acre site, adjacent to Tapiola Village, our Senior Housing Corporation.
As a garden club at the borders of Wayne and Oakland counties, we are easily accessible for gardeners in southeastern Michigan.  Feel free to come to Monday morning meetings at 9 a.m., followed by a midmorning break, socializing and lunch.

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     The Ferndale Garden Club was organized in May 19, 1931 and joined the Federated Garden Clubs of Michigan, Inc. (now called Michigan Garden Clubs, Inc.), in 1951 as Club 60.  We are a 'dig in the earth' club that has the objective "to stimulate the knowledge and love of gardening, to aid in the protection of native birds and to encourage civic betterment."  The Ferndale Garden Club meets the 2nd Thursday of the month, September thru May, 7pm meeting, 7:30pm presentation at the Kulick Community Center, 1201 Livernois St., Ferndale, MI 48220.  Membership for our club is $20/year.

The Garden City Garden Club was organized in 1956 and joined the Federated Garden Clubs of Michigan, Inc. (now called Michigan Garden Clubs, Inc.), in 1957 as Club 70.

Our club meets on the third Tuesday of each month from 7 - 9 pm, at Maplewood Community Center, which is located at 31735 Maplewood in Garden City.

Located in Grand Rapids.  Our Board and Membership Committee invite you to visit us in person at one of our year-round meetings, usually held at Frederik Meijer Gardens.   An invitation will be yours by contacting the Membership Committee Chairperson:

The Grosse Ile Garden Club was organized in 1927 for the purpose of fostering individual and community interest in gardening, and to protect, conserve and beautify Grosse Ile. The Club affiliated with the Federated Garden Clubs of Michigan (FGCM), Inc., in 1935, and through this organization became a member of the National Garden Clubs, Inc., thus widening the scope of the Grosse Ile Garden Club to the state and the nation. In 2005, the FGCM voted to become the Michigan Garden Clubs, Inc. (MGC)

     The Hillsdale Garden Club does not have web site, but the following information may be of interest:

     The Hillsdale Garden Club was started in March 6, 1929.  In May 1932 we joined the Federated Garden Club of Michigan.  We are a Member of: National Council of State Garden Clubs, Central Region of National Council, Inc. and Michigan Garden Clubs, Inc. District IIA- Club No. 106.

     Our Mission Statement: To provide education, resources, and networking opportunities for its members, to promote the love of gardening, floral design, landscape design, civic and environmental responsibility.

     We are a working club having 43 Active members and 20 Associate members.  We meet the first Tuesday at 1 pm during the months of August thru June.  Locations are at various locations.  To find out the locations, more information or come as our Presidents guest call her 437 7171. My theme is “Growing together in the gardens.”

Organized: May 1945 Federated: January 1946
Purpose:
     ~ To aid in the protection and conservation of our natural resources.
     ~ To encourage civic beauty and roadside development.
     ~ To study the fine art of gardening in all its aspects.
Meetings - 1st Thursday or As Directed by Executive Board

Welcome to the Garden of Friendship, where people gather and friendships bloom.

Organized 1928 • Federated 1934. Meets second Friday of the month.  This is a new site for you to visit.

Kalamazoo Garden Council was organized in 1946.  It is an active organization that is composed of twelve Garden Clubs in South Western Michigan.

Organized in 1931
Meetings
Second Monday of the month --September – June - 9:30 AM
Scott Park Art & Garden Center 125 West Main Street - (Foot of South Capitol Avenue)
Lansing, MI 48933 -- 517-372-3232

The Lakeshore Garden Club of Lexington, Inc. was organized in Lexington, Michigan on the 7th day of August, 1992.  Its By-Laws were adopted on the 25th day of May 1993.

Our MIssion:  Promote awareness and encourage individual and community participation in programs and projects for the enhancement and beautification of the environment through gardening.

For more information about membership and club activities, please click on our name above to go to our website.

     The Livonia Garden Club was organized in 1969 and Federated in 1970.  Our objective is to encourage interest in all phases of home gardening, civic beauty, conservation of natural resources and better horticulture practices.
     Our meetings are held at the Livonia Senior Center, 15218 Farmington Road on the first Tuesday of each month at 7:00 p.m.  We have interesting speakers in conservation, flower arranging and horticulture.

Organized July 1926, Federated April 20, 1935
Active Members 56, Life Members 7

Regular Meetings: 4th Thursday of each month, March through October; 3rd Thursday in November
Holiday Luncheon: 1st Thursday in December
Meeting Location: 5810 Bryant Rd., Ludington, MI

We are a garden club with 25 members in Midland, Michigan.  The club was organized and federated in October of 1980.  Our club is a member of the National Garden Clubs, Inc.(Central Region), the Michigan Garden Clubs, Inc. (District VI), and the Midland Garden Council.  Meetings are usually on the last Tuesday of each month at 7:00 pm. Locations of the meetings vary with topic.  Our club is a hands-on club, so you will often times see us volunteering in the community, involved in many diverse projects, coordinating plant exchanges, and awarding scholarships.

Guests Welcome!  Meetings are the third Monday of the month, starting at 11:30am, with lunch being served at 12 noon.  A program just for the gardener in us, whether a new beginner or advancing hopefuls, follows our homemade lunch.  Join us at St. Lukes Lutheran Church, 1655 West Norton Avenue, Norton Shores area of Muskegon, Norton Avenue and Roosevelt Road corner.

Established 1932.  The Niles Garden Club encourages area residents to drop in at one of our monthly meetings and learn more about how to promote beauty at home and around town through nature.

Welcome to the Growing Kids Growing website.  Our Co-founders, Lyn Butus and Wendie Stephenson, both members of The Niles Garden Club, would like to invite you to spend a little time with us as we try to make gardening both fun and educational for you. Growing Kids Growing is a joint project of the Niles Garden Club and the Niles District Library, and is a Chartered Organization by Michigan Garden Clubs, Inc.

Located in Meridian Township, with members from Haslett and Okemos, as well as from the Greater Lansing area.  Meets Monthly on Third Monday at 9am.  Organized 1970, Affiliated 1971.

Portage Lake Garden Club was founded in 1935 to help improve the appearance of the Village of Onekama on Portage Lake, to cultivate knowledge of trees, plants and flowers, to foster a true friendship among its members, and to be stewards of the land.

Benefits provided by the Owosso Garden Club to the Owosso area include:

• We plant and maintain the public gardens at the Gould House and the Comstock Cabin;
• We bring informative speakers on garden topics to the area on a monthly basis, open to the public and free of charge;
• We contribute to beautification projects in the area.

The Petoskey Area Garden Club was organized in 1934 and federated in 1940, with a current membership of 89.

Organized in 1924.  In 1931, we became a member of Federated Garden Clubs of Michigan now Michigan Garden Clubs, Inc. which is a member of National Garden Clubs, Inc. (formerly the National Council of State Garden Clubs).

Our mission for the Rockford Garden Club is to stimulate the love of gardening, to encourage home and community beautification, to promote better horticultural practices, and to encourage all forms of conservation.  Club meets the fourth Tuesday every month at 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. at the Rockford United Methodist Church.

Organized August 1986 Affiliated April 1991. Meets 3rd Monday at 7:30 P.M. UAW Hall 601 Woodland, Saline.  More than 50 members

The River Valley Garden Club is in Southwest Michigan - what locals call Michiana.

The River Valley Garden Club was started in 1967.  Two of our current members are charter members and were present from the very beginning.  We encourage an interest in all aspects of gardening and horticulture through the study of nature, conservation and design, and participation in projects, which beautify, educate and benefit the communities we serve.

Our purpose is to educate and to beautify.  The South Haven Garden Club was first organized in 1930 by a group of likeminded plant enthusiasts who were members of the Scott Club. The club joined the Federated Garden Clubs of Michigan, Inc. (now Michigan Garden Clubs, Inc.) and the National State Council of State Garden Clubs (now the National Garden Clubs) in 1933.  There were 40 members in the club at that time.

We meet at the South Lyon High School Center 1st Tuesday of the Month  -  7 pm October to May.  We have field trips in the summer.

The Taylor Garden Club pledges to continually stimulate a love of gardening, encourage home and community beautification, foster horticultural education and conservation practices and to serve our community.

Meetings are held the 3rd Thursday of the Month, September through June at 6:30 PM in the Ford Senior Activity Center, 6750 Troy, Taylor MI 48180.  Guests are always welcome!