District Clubs
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Within the Greater Seattle District we have eight local clubs and an Arrangers Guild. We are always looking for new members. The Clubs meet monthly from September to June with the exception of January. Each meeting consists of educational programs on horticulture and design. The Clubs meet together at District meetings four times a year. For more information on joining a local club you may contact the President of each club listed below Come on out and visit one of these clubs There is no obligation and we are happy to have guests
Arrangers Guild - Meets 1st Monday of the month, 10 am
Educational Group. Learn designs for all seasons and the elements of design in a learning environment. Contact Betty Wren at wrenbk35@yahoo.com
Briarcliff - Meets the 2nd Thursday of the month, 10 am
Located in Magnolia Hill area of Seattle. Contact Charlotte Smith at memsahib@comcast.net
Carleton Park - Meets the 2nd Thursday of the month, 11 am
Carleton Park Garden Club, located in Magnolia Hill area of Seattle, promotes the art of gardening, floral design and the study of horticulture. We share with each other the pleasures and delights of our gardens, encourage friendships and widen our knowledge. We meet in members' homes or in the Magnolia Village. A catered or bring your own lunch at noon is followed by a program of various topics and/or a field trip. We find joy in seeing, listening and comprehending nature. Districts meetings, events and flower shows also enrich and enhance our lives. Contact Kathy Carr at bodie3037@gmai.com or Gretchen Taylor at Gretchen@gradygroup.com
Crestwood - Meets the 1st Friday of the month, 10 am
Crestwood Garden Club in West Seattle is open to anyone who is interested in the joy of gardening. We meet in at Day Star Retirement Village, 2615 SW Barton St., Seattle, 98126. Our group was organized in 1958 and we currently have 26 members. Each meeting has a program that includes a speaker, either on Horticulture or on flower design. Group tours occur a few times during the year. Bring your own lunch; we have hostesses who serve dessert, coffee and tea. Contact Juanita Beale at juanitabeale3744@msn.com
Lakeshore - Meets the 2nd Tuesday of the month, 10 am
Lakeshore Garden Club meets in Lake Forest Park north of Seattle at the Lake Forest Park Presbyterian Church when not touring local nurseries and gardens. Each meeting includes a morning guest speaker on horticulture or garden design ad an afternoon garden craft or floral design program. Alternatively, two to three garden tours are scheduled each year. Our Spring Plant Sale is the last Saturday in April. Visitors are welcome at any meeting. Bring your own sack lunch; coffee and dessert is provided. Contact Leslee Shepler at Lrshepler@comcast.net or visit www.lakeshoregardenclub.com
North End - Meets the 1st Friday of the month,10 am.
North End Flower Club was organized in 1919 is celebrating it's 100th anniversary. The Club is located in the Ballard/Crown Hill area of Seattle and meets at the United Evangelical Free Church, 1420 NW 80th St., Seattle WA. Meetings include a horticulture program in the morning, lunch, and then follow with a floral design program. Community projects and field trips are scheduled throughout the year, and we hold a fund raiser rummage and plant sale is held in April. The Club is a great place to meet people interested in gardening, landscape, and design. Lunch is catered or you may bring your own sack lunch. Beverages are provided. Visitors are welcome! Contact Nonna Crook at nefcseattle@yahoo.com
Seattle Civic - Meets the 2nd Monday of the month, 10 am
Seattle Civic Garden Center meets at the home of a member and is the educational unit of the District Clubs. This group will be offering classes on floral design, horticulture and gardening to the District Clubs throughout the year. The Club celebrated it's 100th Anniversary in 2018. Contact Mitch Grospe at Mitchgrospe@yahoo.com
West Seattle- Meets the 4th Friday of the month, 10 am
See website for specific schedule and more information: westseattlegardenclub.com.
The Club meets in West Seattle at the Daystar Retirement Village, 2615 SW Barton St., Bldg. #2. Each meeting begins with coffee & treats; the business meeting starts at 10:30. Meetings include a morning educational program, followed by a lunch break (dessert provided), and an afternoon speaker. Contact: Donna Severson at ddseverson@hotmail.com
Arrangers Guild - Meets 1st Monday of the month, 10 am
Educational Group. Learn designs for all seasons and the elements of design in a learning environment. Contact Betty Wren at wrenbk35@yahoo.com
Briarcliff - Meets the 2nd Thursday of the month, 10 am
Located in Magnolia Hill area of Seattle. Contact Charlotte Smith at memsahib@comcast.net
Carleton Park - Meets the 2nd Thursday of the month, 11 am
Carleton Park Garden Club, located in Magnolia Hill area of Seattle, promotes the art of gardening, floral design and the study of horticulture. We share with each other the pleasures and delights of our gardens, encourage friendships and widen our knowledge. We meet in members' homes or in the Magnolia Village. A catered or bring your own lunch at noon is followed by a program of various topics and/or a field trip. We find joy in seeing, listening and comprehending nature. Districts meetings, events and flower shows also enrich and enhance our lives. Contact Kathy Carr at bodie3037@gmai.com or Gretchen Taylor at Gretchen@gradygroup.com
Crestwood - Meets the 1st Friday of the month, 10 am
Crestwood Garden Club in West Seattle is open to anyone who is interested in the joy of gardening. We meet in at Day Star Retirement Village, 2615 SW Barton St., Seattle, 98126. Our group was organized in 1958 and we currently have 26 members. Each meeting has a program that includes a speaker, either on Horticulture or on flower design. Group tours occur a few times during the year. Bring your own lunch; we have hostesses who serve dessert, coffee and tea. Contact Juanita Beale at juanitabeale3744@msn.com
Lakeshore - Meets the 2nd Tuesday of the month, 10 am
Lakeshore Garden Club meets in Lake Forest Park north of Seattle at the Lake Forest Park Presbyterian Church when not touring local nurseries and gardens. Each meeting includes a morning guest speaker on horticulture or garden design ad an afternoon garden craft or floral design program. Alternatively, two to three garden tours are scheduled each year. Our Spring Plant Sale is the last Saturday in April. Visitors are welcome at any meeting. Bring your own sack lunch; coffee and dessert is provided. Contact Leslee Shepler at Lrshepler@comcast.net or visit www.lakeshoregardenclub.com
North End - Meets the 1st Friday of the month,10 am.
North End Flower Club was organized in 1919 is celebrating it's 100th anniversary. The Club is located in the Ballard/Crown Hill area of Seattle and meets at the United Evangelical Free Church, 1420 NW 80th St., Seattle WA. Meetings include a horticulture program in the morning, lunch, and then follow with a floral design program. Community projects and field trips are scheduled throughout the year, and we hold a fund raiser rummage and plant sale is held in April. The Club is a great place to meet people interested in gardening, landscape, and design. Lunch is catered or you may bring your own sack lunch. Beverages are provided. Visitors are welcome! Contact Nonna Crook at nefcseattle@yahoo.com
Seattle Civic - Meets the 2nd Monday of the month, 10 am
Seattle Civic Garden Center meets at the home of a member and is the educational unit of the District Clubs. This group will be offering classes on floral design, horticulture and gardening to the District Clubs throughout the year. The Club celebrated it's 100th Anniversary in 2018. Contact Mitch Grospe at Mitchgrospe@yahoo.com
West Seattle- Meets the 4th Friday of the month, 10 am
See website for specific schedule and more information: westseattlegardenclub.com.
The Club meets in West Seattle at the Daystar Retirement Village, 2615 SW Barton St., Bldg. #2. Each meeting begins with coffee & treats; the business meeting starts at 10:30. Meetings include a morning educational program, followed by a lunch break (dessert provided), and an afternoon speaker. Contact: Donna Severson at ddseverson@hotmail.com
