The Olympia Garden Club
Welcomes You




Our next meeting will be November 20th at the Westminster Presbyterian Church, 1925 Boulevard Rd SE. Social time and plant sales begin at 9:00 am. The business meeting begins at 10:00 am. Bring your own lunch. The program at 12:00 p.m. will be "Because I Didn't Want to Mow All Four Acres, We Started A Lavender Farm" presented by Thayn Bryenton from Evergreen Valley Lavender Farm in Olympia.
OGC members, check out our Olympia Garden Club Facebook page.
Learn about the Washington Memorial Garden.
Washington State Federation of Garden Clubs website:
www.wagardenclubs.com
Black Hills District website:
One of the most powerful gifts a gardener can offer is their knowledge. From the seasoned horticulturists in our club to the passionate amateurs, each garden friend carries within them a wealth of experience, stories, and practical advice. By sharing this wisdom, you empower others to grow, literally and figuratively.
Gardening is a true act of kindness that connects us not only to the earth, but to one another. As garden friends, our collective wisdom and time can make a real difference for our community. When we share what we know and offer our support, we help both plants and people thrive. Our collective efforts transform patches of earth into sources of nourishment, hope, and connection.
The simple act of exchanging seeds, advice, and encouragement builds bonds that last. By volunteering to support local projects and nurturing school programs on garden education, we sow hope and possibilities together. I want to work with you all to find new and innovative ways to support each other and our community. Let's start embracing digital platforms, because by sharing our gardens online we can include those who might not be physically able to join us in person. Join me in letting inspiration grow far and wide. I want to see us come together in different ways to share our ideas and insights in garden design, soil and plant health with each other and those who are eager to learn.
Let’s keep lifting one another up—offering what we can, learning together, and letting our shared efforts cultivate not just flowers and food, but a stronger, more connected community.
Tara Keen, President Olympia Garden Club
