Tallahassee Garden Club – A More Beautiful Tallahassee

The Tallahassee Garden Club, Inc., established in 1926, has a rich tradition of community involvement. From its first Plant Exchange in 1931 which traveled through neighborhoods in ox drawn carts, to the monthly Plant Exchanges of today, the Club’s more than 500 members continue to sponsor and support numerous programs that enrich the city in countless ways.

Ongoing TGC projects, to name a few, include support for the Friends of Maclay, Inc., Leon County School youth gardens, Tallahassee Memorial Hospital’s Cancer Center Healing Garden, the Hope Community and the Third Live Oak Trail. These and other projects are more fully discussed under the “Projects” tab of this site.

Consider becoming a member of this ever growing organization. You will become friends with a welcoming group of local planters, designers, educators, conservationists, environmentalists, and leaders. More far reaching than that, your membership makes you a member of the Florida Federation of Garden Clubs, Inc., Deep South Region and the National Garden Club, Inc. Through these organizations, you have an opportunity to attend numerous workshops held throughout the state.

A FEW TESTIMONIALS

Valerie Maud
A lovely place to have meetings, luncheons and my niece’s rehearsal dinner! Spacious, well laid out, and a wonderfully preserved HISTORIC HOME that now houses the TALLAHASSEE GARDEN CUB. A true GEM downtown off Calhoun Street–one not to be missed!

Kiran Shrestha
Beautiful venue at a phenomenal location in the heart of Tallahassee. Highly recommend!

Melanie Bynum
A gorgeous site filled with beautiful plants and kind service. I took my graduation photos here, it was the perfect place with all the flowers!! They have a huge variety of plants and flowers, and you can even sign up to get coupons on future plant purchases for free!!

Melissa Rowe
They catered and bar tended and were very courteous, helpful, accommodating and made sure we were satisfied with every aspect. The location is beautiful also – the building and outdoor patio are elegant and decorated delightfully for the holiday season.

Herman Chelette
Nice large old southern plantation style house to serve as reception venue. We attended a memorial service with probably 150 our more attendees and there was plenty of space. Only knock was limited parking for a crowd of that size.