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Cadillac Garden Club
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.
Charlevoix Area Garden Club
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.
DeWitt Millennium Garden Club
Organized and Federated 2000. Meetings are held on the first Thursday of each month at 6:30 p.m. unless noted, from September through May at -- DeWitt Fire Hall, 911 West Main Street
CLUB THEME -- "Sowing seeds for friendship and blossoms"
Elk Rapids Garden Club
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.
Holland Garden Club
Holland Garden Club
Kalamazoo Garden Club
Organized 1928 • Federated 1934. Meets second Friday of the month. Many great pictures on the site.
Kalamazoo Garden Council
Kalamazoo Garden Council was organized in 1946. It is an active organization that is composed of twelve Garden Clubs in South Western Michigan.
Kent Garden Club
Located in Grand Rapids
Petoskey Area Garden Club
The Petoskey Area Garden Club was organized in 1934 and federated in 1940, with a current membership of 89.
Saline Stone & Thistle GC
Organized August 1986 Affiliated April 1991. Meets 3rd Monday at 7:30 P.M. UAW Hall 601 Woodland, Saline. More than 50 members
South Haven Garden Club
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.
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