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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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Price changes for Blue & Gold Star Memorial Markers effective January 1, 2024. Click HERE for details regarding this notification.

Click HERE For Flower Show & Meeting Schedule!

Season's Greetings from the
Washington State Federation of Garden Clubs!

WSFGC Winter Board Meeting in Sequim, Washington, November 14-15, 2023
Click HERE to see more photos on the "News & Photos" page.

Discovery Bay Wild Bird Rescue
"Discovery Bay Wild Bird Rescue hopes to engage people and elevate their interest in our bird populations and inspire stewardship and conservation through education, rehabilitation, and the release of previously injured or orphaned native wild birds.

We rescue, rehabilitate and release hundreds of wild birds each year. We also provide educational outreach programs. Our facility is located in the picturesque seaport town of Port Townsend, on the Olympic Peninsula of Washington state."

To learn more about Discovery Bay Wild Bird Rescue and support their work by making a donation Click HERE!

2024 Youth Contests!

The Smokey Bear & Woodsy Owl Poster Contest

is dedicated to celebrating Smokey Bear's 80th Birthday!

Only children from first to fifth grade may participate.

Contest begins: August 2023

Deadline to submit posters:

January 20, 2024

State Chairman: Evie Marwood

Email: emarwood@aol.com

Click HERE to learn more contest details.

Cynthia Daily - Director

To learn about each bird's rescue story, click on the link below and select the "Adopt-A-Bird" Menu. Also, check out the Discovery Bay Wild Bird Rescue on Facebook.

Rider - Swainson's Hawk

Gandalf - Great Horned Owl

Rosie - American Kestrel

Seabird

Pippin - Northern Pygmy Owl

Passerine Song Bird

Eve - Prairie Falcon

Ruby - Red Wing Hawk

Enter the

Pollinator Conservation Award Program!

Plant A Bee-Friendly Garden!

Here's a great opportunity to help the environment and bees. Create a bee garden in a public or private space, habitat protection area, along migratory routes, or at a school or community site. By planting a bee garden, you can help protect the welfare of pollinators and create a safe space for them to thrive.

If qualified, the winning entry may be sent to the National Garden Club for entry into the Pollinator Conservation Program!

Categories:

Individuals
Clubs
Districts
High School Gardeners
Junior/Intermediate Gardeners

Deadline to Submit to State Chairperson: 12/1/2023.

State Chairperson: Mary Lou Paulson

Email: chuck_marylou@hotmail.com

For more program details click HERE.

NexTrex Plastic Recycling Project

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.

*Please note that new changes have been made to the NexTrex program.