Springfield Garden Club

Springfield, Massachusetts

"Rooted in the Past and Still Growing"


The Springfield Garden Club was organized in 1917, 

federated in 1928 and celebrated its CENTENNIAL in 2017-2018


This is us....

The Springfield Garden Club strives to:

create interest in the art of gardening

stimulate the promotion of civic beauty through horticulture and conservation

encourage the appreciation of the visual art of designing with plant material

Our Affiliations

We are proud member of:


National Garden Clubs, Inc. www.gardenclub.org

New England Garden Clubs, Inc. https://newenglandgc.org/  

Garden Club Federation of Massachusetts, Inc. www.gcfm.org/districtclub

Tower Hill Botanic Garden  www.towerhillbg.org


Happenings and Highlights 

November Meeting

Friday, 11/17/23

Special Zoom Program

Wednesday, 10/25/23

The Unexpected Houseplant

Presented by Tovah Martin


Tovah joined us via zoom from her beautiful hame in Connecticut.   With her book of the same title as a starting point this horticulturist, photographer, author and lecturer encouraged us to "dust off our houseplants and update their image." She was gracious enough to stay with us after her presentation to answer all of our questions with her warm and witty style.  You can follow her on Facebook at Plantswise by Tovah Martin

October Meeting

Friday, 10/20/23

PROGRAM: Bringing Home the Beauty:  Native Plants in Our Gardens

Director of The Native Plant Trust since March of 2019, Uli Lorimer joined us at Forest Park.  He has advocated tirelessly for the use of native plants in public and private gardens. His staff of 25 and more than 700 volunteers work throughout New England to monitor and protect rare and endangered plants and collect and preserve native seeds to ensure plant diversity. With his Northeast Native Plant Primer as a starting point, he will showed us how we can bring the beauty of native plants into our own gardens.

Check out his book here

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September Meeting

Thursday, 9/21/23

PROGRAM: Rain Gardens, Why They Are Important and How To Make One That Works.

Rachel Lindsay explained why rain gardens are an effective, nature-based “Green Infrastructure” solution to prevent larger environmental problems caused by run off from our streets, roofs, driveways, and patios. Rachel is Head of Landscape Design at the Regenerative Design Group.  If you'd like to learn more, please visit their website

 This GCFM award-winning video of member photos of  beloved trees was created in celebration of the

150th anniversary of Arbor Day


Created by  Bob Pellin, 

member Springfield Garden Club

Scholar's Art Project

2021 Scholarship recipient Aaron Richmond-Crosset shares with us his creative art project and what it may represent.  

See more photos and Aaron's detailed description on our Scholarship page  (click here) 


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