Upcoming Events
- May 14-21, NGC Convention, Buffalo, NY
- June 3-9, National Garden Week
- June 7, Educational Exhibits at Clemson Flower Day SC Botanical Garden
- June 17-23, Camp Wildwood, Kings Mountain State Park, Blacksburg, SC
- July 14, GCSC Information Fair, Ebenezer Lutheran Church Columbia
What's New !!
- Fall Tour Information-
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- Clemson Flower Day - Information and Schedule
- The Spring SC Gardener
- Spring Horticulture Path
- National Garden Week
- Camp Wildwood 2012
- May Booknook
Current Projects
- Plantings For Special Places
- Follow the Blooms Tour
- "Good To Grow"
- "On the Road With SCDOT"
- See More State Projects
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Welcome to the Garden Club of South Carolina
“Initiate, Collaborate, Celebrate.”
The Garden Club of South Carolina, Inc., a non-profit organization, is a force for good that promotes all aspects of gardening, focusing on preservation and restoration of historic gardens, conservation and environmental protection of natural resources, education of members and youth organizations, civic beautification, horticulture and floral design. Learn more about the Garden Club of South Carolina!
The South Carolina GARDENER
The Spring 2012 Issue is available on-line..
Visit Members Only To View this magazine
Need A Gift For A Special Person....?
Find It in The Booknook. Click Here
GCSC President, Maida Dantzler
Presenting A Standard Flower Show
"Celebrating Our Native American Heritage"
Held in connection with
National Garden Week
Presented by
The Garden Club of South Carolina, Inc.
The National Accredited Judges Club
of South Carolina
The South Carolina Botanical Garden
The Fran Hanson Discovery Center
The Visitor Center at The S.C. Botanical Garden
Clemson University,
Clemson, SC
For Information Click Here
Each year, Federated Garden Clubs of South Carolina are challenged and invited to find the brightest conservation-minded students to attend Camp Wildwood. This highly-regarded Leadership and Environmental Camp provides an opportunity to rising high school sophomores to study wildlife and outdoor skills that are not taught elsewhere. Together, The SC Department of Natural Resources, The SC Wildlife Federation, The Harry Hampton Memorial Wildlife Fund and The Garden Club of South Carolina, Inc. ensure the continued success of this camp.
For Information and Complete Application Packet - Click Here
HOW DOES YOUR GARDEN GROW???
WATCH THIS SITE FOR
"GOOD TO GROW"
The Good to Grow program isn’t just about raising fruits and vegetables - its about getting kids to eat them too. If you know a picky eater that refuses to even try something new - let alone something green, red, or orange, try this. Introduce vegetables by stirring them into a favorite food.
Read More On This - Click Here
VOLUNTEER FOR THE GREAT AMERICAN CLEANUP OF
SOUTH CAROLINA AND JOIN GOOD PEOPLE
DOING GREAT THINGS!
March through May
What is it?Every spring, PalmettoPride and Keep South Carolina Beautiful, in partnership with Keep America Beautiful, Inc., coordinate the Great American Cleanup™, a localized cleanup, beautification and community improvement program. Recognized as the nation’s largest cleanup event, millions of residents across the country take part in this springtime campaign to clean up and beautify communities all across America. This event lasts from March 1 – May 31.
Click Here for Information and Registration