Welcome
The Grapevine Garden Club is an organization of men and women who enjoy gardening, sharing plants and having fun. Through its monthly programs, field trips, annual plant sale, scholarship program and civic beautification projects, the club promotes interest in gardening and floral design. We offer a common ground to build lasting friendships and to learn more about gardening, wildlife, conservation and the environment.
General Meetings
The club meets on the fourth Tuesday of each month in the Community Room at Stacy's Furniture, 1900 South Main Street, Grapevine, Texas. Social time begins at 9:30 a.m. and the program begins at 10:00. We do not meet in June, July or August. Currently due to meeting space considerations our meetings are regretfully only open to members. Please check back later for updates on our guest policy.
Membership Information
We always welcome returning members! Please contact president@grapevinegardenclub.org for information on current new membership policy. The membership application can be downloaded here membership application Fill it out and send your check to the GGC P.O. Box.
AMES Tools, Inc. awards
grant to GGC
Tools to benefit civic programs
AMES Tools, Inc. in partnership with the National Garden Club has awarded tools to GGC civic projects. The projects are Heritage Elementary School Garden, Grapevine Elementary School World of Wonder Nature Center and the GRACE community garden.
AMES Tool Recipients
Success - GGC Fall Plant Sale
and Butterfly Flutterby
Plant Sale benefits civic programs
GGC raised funds for scholarships and civic projects during the fall plant sale Oct 18th where a selection of native trees, shrubs, perennials and butterfly plants were offered.
Madame Butterfly makes appearance at Butterfly Flutterby event
Jan - Feb 2015
General Meetings
The Jan 27th program is titled Pruning---The Whole Shebang! given by Toni Moorehead, Master Gardener and professional landscaper.
A workshop Lawn care 101 - Grass vs. Weeds will be held after the Jan 27th general meeting at the Botanical Garden's Bessie Mitchell house starting at 1 P.M.
The Feb 24th program is titled BRIT - Science in the Real World given by Tiana Franklin Rehman, Herbarium Collections Manager at BRIT.
A workshop Amendment to the Soil Constitution will be held after the Feb 24th general meeting at the Botanical Garden's Bessie Mitchell house starting at 1 P.M.
Please see the Calendar page for a program description and additional listings of 2015 spring events.
Other Special Events
Bird Sanctuary Week - Jan 25-31 is declared for the City of Grapevine. The proclamation encourages Grapevine citizens to conserve and protect bird habitats.
Gardeners on the Go - Jan 30 visit the Audubon Society's Dogwood Canyon as part of GGC Bird Sanctuary Week.
Gardeners on the Go - Feb 11 Visit the Begonia Species Bank & propagation greenhouse at the Fort Worth Botanic Garden.
Scholarship and Civic Grant $$
GGC awarded 3 scholarships and 5 civic project grants in May 2014.
More club photos may be viewed here.