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Welcome to Garden Club of Rogers!

We are a thriving organization that takes our passion
for gardening and channels it into the
beautification of our community!

Our Objective
To stimulate the knowledge and love of gardening among our members and others in the Rogers area. To encourage civic beauty and roadside beautification. To aid in the protection of native trees, plants and wildlife. To cooperate with other agencies to further interest in horticulture and conservation, and to disseminate information.

Our project at Tower Park in Rogers.
The Butterfly Park in Rogers at First & Cherry
Residents at Magnolia Place participating in our Garden Therapy monthly program

Upcoming Events

There are no upcoming events at this time

Why Become a Garden Club Member?

If you become a member of our club, you will join a 165,000 member-strong community to influence governance of air, water, forest, land, and wildlife. In addition to this, you will…

…have access to educational opportunities in horticulture, wildlife, conservation, floral design, and environmental literacy at meetings, conferences, competitions, and through hands-on training.

…help educate the youngest to the oldest gardeners in horticulture, conservation, and environmental literacy.

…enjoy camaraderie and cultivate friendships with others who love and appreciate the natural world.

…help improve your community through: participating in club-sanctioned projects and partnering with like-minded organizations to accomplish joint projects; garnering grants for community improvements; as well as sponsoring college scholarships in horticultural related fields.