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WSFGC Mission Statement

WSFGC coordinates the interests of garden clubs to provide education, resources and networking opportunities for its members to promote gardening, floral design, civic and environmental responsibility.

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The Washington State Federation of Garden Clubs celebrated its 90th anniversary in June. To view the celebration and the "90 Years of Service" slideshow, click HERE.

WSFGC Winter Board Meeting
Hosts: Black Hills District & Cross Sound District
November 5 - 6, 2024
Little Creek Casino & Resort
Shelton, Washington
For meeting details/reservation information, click HERE.
 

Click HERE  for the 2024 Fall issue of the Washington Garden & Design Newsletter!

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Click Gardening School image for more details. 

Click HERE to read the 2024 Fall issue of NEWSCAPE  including upcoming NGC Landscape Design Courses for 2025!

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ATTENTION MEMBERS - AWARDS INFORMATION

Each year, we as members commit to promoting gardening, floral design, and civic and environmental responsibilities consistent with our mission statements at the state, regional, and national levels. Here's a way to be recognized for the many good works you do as an individual, club, and district during the year.  Applications for awards to be recognized in 2024 are currently being accepted, with announcements scheduled for June 2025.  â€‹

To learn more about the award application process, award deadlines, details/categories, click on guides below.

 

Click HERE for the 2023-2025 WSFGC Directory (Page 39)

Click HERE for the WSFGC Awards Information Guide.  

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See the WSFGC 2023 Awards Booklet

listed below!

WSFGC 2023 AWARDS Booklet 
Congratulations to all the winners!
Click
HERE.

To learn about the I-5 Marvin Rd to Mounts Rd Planning and Environmental Linkage/NEPA click below:
www.wsdot.wa.gov/construction planning/search projects/I-5 Marvin Rd to Mounts Rd Planning and Environmental Linkage/NEPA
Part of this project involves environmental restoration and ecosystem resiliency at the I-5 crossing of the Nisqually River Delta area.
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Nisqually River, Washington

Discovery Bay, Washington

"Nurture People, Nurture Plants, Nurture Our Planet"

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