Fort Lauderdale Garden Club, Inc.
3109 E Sunrise Blvd, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33304
Founded in 1927
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Harbordale Elementary School
Youth Flower Show
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Virginia Shuman Young Elementary
Youth Flower Show 2023
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BFF Youth Flower Show
Intermediates and High School
Art work courtesy of the artist Jad Alsaghah,
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"Birding Bliss"
an NGC Small Standard Flower Show
Click here for photos from the 2023 Show.
Pay for your plants at the next plant sale with Paypal
All proceeds benefit Fort Lauderdale Garden Club Children's Programs.
Click for an Introduction to
The Fort Lauderdale Garden Club.
Garden Tours
of Glenn F. Bates Garden Center
in Hugh Taylor Birch State Park
starting October 2022
Second Wednesday
& third Sunday of the month at 10:30.
Meet in the red brick area in front of the clubhouse, see photo below:
Fort Lauderdale Garden Club, Glenn F. Bates Headquarters
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Rain Tree being relocated, as seen on August 23, 2022
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Historic Rain Tree in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. (as seen on 9/20/21)
A “Florida Champion" Rain Tree also known as Samanea saman.
Sun Sentinel article by Susannah Bryan, 'Rain Tree Relocation'
If you would like to be added to our Secret Garden Tour
mailing list for future tours or want information on becoming a member,
email us at fortlauderdaleclub@gmail.com
click for a Google Map to find us.
If you would like to donation to support our club’s mission,
donations of any size will be gratefully received.
The Fort Lauderdae Garden Club, Inc. is a 501 (c)(3) nonprofit organization.
Donate to The Fort Lauderdale Garden Club
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Photos from the 2022 "RIVER OF GRASS"
Standard Flower Show
Childrens statue at the entrance to Glenn F. Bates Garden Center
The Fort Lauderdale Garden Club, Inc.
is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.
See CDC Guidelines for more info,
(enter Florida and Broward County.
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The wave wall and blowing palm trees along A1A in Fort Lauderdale Beach, Florida.
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DIRECTIONS TO THE GLENN F. BATES GARDEN CENTER:
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Enter Hugh Taylor Birch State Park on Sunrise Boulevard.
Let the Park Ranger know you're going to the Garden Club meeting.
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Drive toward the right when you come to the sign, go right toward "Garden Center"
we are located at the back of the parking lot.
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The Fort Lauderdale Garden Club is located in
Hugh Taylor Birch State Park on the beach at A1A.
Mission Statement and How to Join the Club, click here
STOP ZIKA MOSQUITOES
click for Broward County poster
The Fort Lauderdale Garden Club, Inc. is an organization committed to:
Stimulating the love of gardening in our members and in our community:
Encouraging the study of plant life and the cultivation and growing of flowers,
trees and shrubs.
These are just a few of our mission statements, come to a meeting
and be a part of a group that enjoys learning and growing together.
The Fort Lauderdale Garden Club (FLGC)
are members of the following organizations:
DSR (Deep South Region)
NGC (National Garden Clubs)
FFGC (Florida Federation of Garden Clubs, Inc. District XI
| The Goals of Our Organization Are | Our Ongoing Projects Include |
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Education Charity & Public Welfare To encourage the cultivation, growth and To stimulate the knowledge and To assust in preserving our environment |
The Annie Beck Library see the Annie Beck Story Youth Gardending / Wekiva Youth Camp An Adult and a Youth Flower Show Horticulture Education & Floral Design We are instrumental in the placing of the Blue Star Memorial on our Highways. We maintain a Speaker Bureau & encourage Bird Habitats. A lovely Butterfly and Hummingbird Garden surround our headquarters in Birch State Park. |
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Link to District X1 Director, Sharon Bogard scroll down
We support the partnership between
National Garden Clubs and Habitat for Humanity by
donating monetarily and physically
by joining with volunteers from other organizations in landscaping
Habitat homes in Broward County.
In the year 2006, the Club was recognized for
their ongoing work
and was awarded the Emerald
Award Broward County's highest environmental award.
Make a Difference
in the Environment click
here
12 things you can do in your yard
that will reduce your footprint
on the planet.
Questions about the Secret Garden Tour
please call (954) 561-8475
Fort Lauderdale Garden Club
email address:
fortlauderdalegardenclub@gmail.com
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