The Wisconsin Garden Club Federation (WGCF) provides education, resources and opportunities for its members to promote and to share the love of gardening, floral design, civic and environmental responsibilities. WGCF is a 501c3 non-profit corporation.
We encourage anyone with an interest in gardening to join a club. Along with learning new garden skills, members participate in garden-related projects for special causes, civic beautification, conservation, youth gardening and disaster relief.
By their nature, gardens embody diversity. Wisconsin Garden Club Federation is committed to an inclusive and supportive environment that respects and embraces all diversity so all members can share and thrive. There is strength when we work together in our communities and we welcome you!
As a member of the National Garden Clubs, Inc (NGC), we can reach out to over 175,000 like-minded individuals around the world. We collaborate with conservation groups such as The Wild Ones, Monarch Watch, National Wildlife Federation and the United States Forest Service.
We encourage anyone with an interest in gardening to join a club. Along with learning new garden skills, members participate in garden-related projects for special causes, civic beautification, conservation, youth gardening and disaster relief.
By their nature, gardens embody diversity. Wisconsin Garden Club Federation is committed to an inclusive and supportive environment that respects and embraces all diversity so all members can share and thrive. There is strength when we work together in our communities and we welcome you!
As a member of the National Garden Clubs, Inc (NGC), we can reach out to over 175,000 like-minded individuals around the world. We collaborate with conservation groups such as The Wild Ones, Monarch Watch, National Wildlife Federation and the United States Forest Service.
Interested? Check us out – you just may want to “Dig IN and Dig IT”
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The Wisconsin Garden Club Federation founded in 1928 is a charter member of the National Garden Club organization. As an organization, we are proud of our heritage of developing relationships with fellow gardeners, learning, and gardening for good in our communities.
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