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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.

WSFGC President's Goals

2023 - 2025

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Honoring All Who Serviced Our Country

On August 12, 2023, Chinook District of Garden Clubs held a rededication ceremony at Tahoma National Cemetery in Kent, WA, to celebrate the recent restoration of the Blue Star Memorial Marker and the completed refurbishment of it's surrounding flower bed. Originally dedicated in April 2000, all donors to this project's fund, as well as many garden clubs' individuals, were invited to revel in this success. Jill Cooke, past President of Parkside Garden Club, gave the inspiration, and Jeremy Meade, the Assistant Tahoma Cemetery Director, gave a brief history of the ceremony. Before breaking for refreshments, Tanya Galat, co-chairperson for the project, thanked all those who helped on the project. A special word of appreciation goes to Past District Directors, Barbara Smith, Susan Nash and Linda Haas, and their officers for their encouragment and support, especially during the covid pandemic, that enabled the successful conclusion of this venture. The generous outpouring of not only money but appreciation from various organizations and veterans' groups, was overwhelming and the District is grateful for their contributions. Tanya Galat, Tahoma Blue Star Memorial Marker & Chinook District of Garden Clubs

Co-chairperson's Tanya Galat and Matti Munson, next to the Gettysburg Address Memorial adjacent to the Blue Star Memorial Garden.

An inspirational reading by Jill Cooke of Parkside Garden Club by the renovated Marker and Flower Garden.

The renovated Tahoma Blue Star Memorial Marker

To view before and after photos and to thank all who helped along the way! Click HERE

Photos: Erin Gregory, VP Auburn Garden Club

Floral Arrangement: Tory Bennett, Enumclaw Garden Club

Has your District or Garden Club given thought to participating in the Blue and Gold Star Memorials program? Click HERE for more details.

Is your garden club looking for a project that gives back to your community and helps nurture our planet?

Plastic pollution is a major environmental issue that has been affecting our planet for decades. Your garden club can start making a difference by participating in a NexTrex Plastic Recycling Program.

To learn more about the NexTrex Plastic Recycling Program and how your club can earn a free NexTrex bench for your community, click HERE .

Screenshot 2023-08-16 Oak Harbor 100 Cel

Congratulations to the Oak Harbor Garden Club!

The Centennial Celebration of the Oak Harbor Garden Club is fast approaching! On Saturday, September 30, 2023 from 1:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., join us at Smith Park in Oak Harbor, WA for a day of festivities. There will be a variety of activities including a dedication of a plaque to mark 100 years of service, a special Centennial Celebration cake, and much more! Come celebrate our 100th anniversary with us and learn more about the history of our Garden Club. We look forward to seeing you there! 950 SE Midway Blvd, Oak Harbor, WA. Open to the public.

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To learn more about this program and access the donation form, go to the NGC's Home page.

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Note: Public Hours are from 12:00 - 2:00 P.M.

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Youth Programs

The Washington State Federation of Garden Clubs offers a wide range of services to garden enthusiasts of all ages. From gardening workshops and competitions to our Youth Programs, there's something for everyone to learn and enjoy. Be sure to check out our Youth Programs to help younger gardeners grow their skills!