For more than 75 years, the Community Garden Club of Meredith has shown what can be accomplished when neighbors work together. Chartered in 1951, our volunteer organization is dedicated to horticultural education, civic beautification, conservation, and community outreach.
Generations of members have helped make Meredith bloom by caring for whiskey barrels, window boxes, roadside beds, public gardens, and seasonal displays throughout town. From the first daffodils of spring to colorful summer plantings and winter greens, our volunteers take pride in creating beautiful spaces that enhance our community for residents and visitors alike.
Today, we're building on that tradition while making it easier than ever to get involved. Instead of multiple committee meetings and ongoing subcommittee commitments, we've combined planning, learning, and fellowship into one engaging monthly gathering. Members work together to create inspiring programs, plan community projects, and enjoy the friendships that make our club special.
Monthly meetings are held March through October and feature educational speakers, hands-on workshops, gardening demonstrations, floral design, conservation topics, and seasonal projects.
As we look forward to celebrating our 75th anniversary, we invite gardeners of every experience level—and anyone with an interest in nature, gardening, and giving back—to join us. Together, we're cultivating beauty, friendship, and community, one season at a time.
