Cartersville Garden Club

Cartersville Garden Club Cartersville, Virginia Garden Club We aim to improve ongoing projects and explore new opportunities for continued growth in the community.

Over the years, the Cartersville Garden Club has implemented many projects: landscape design and funding of plantings at the Cartersville Volunteer Rescue Squad and Community Center buildings; Blue Star Memorial Highway and town signs; Nature Camp sponsorship for two teenagers; Funding for Youth Projects and Inspiration Garden at Cumberland County Schools; and Meals on Wheels arrangements, to name

a few. As an organization, we are committed to helping others and like to have fun, too! We enjoy fellowship through a variety of additional activities including monthly meetings, an annual garden field trip, Christmas and Spring luncheons, "Cakes for the Holidays" fundraiser, and other engaging programs. Our roster is comprised of over 25 active members, and we look forward to meeting and adding more members to the club this year! Contact us through facebook or email or attend one of our meetings to learn more.

09/13/2026

Next garden club meeting is this Thursday, the 17th, at 2 pm at the Trice’s Lake Clubhouse off Columbia Rd. Bring an empty w**e bottle for a flower arrangement.

09/13/2026

I don’t understand why there are so many unrelated, unposted by us posts on this site. Does anyone know why this is happening?

09/13/2026

Next meeting at the Trice’s Lake Clubhouse on 45, at 2pm.

My current blooms and exciting appearance of a caterpillar which may become a Monarch.
08/21/2026

My current blooms and exciting appearance of a caterpillar which may become a Monarch.

08/17/2026

Hello CGC friends! This Thursday is club meet and guest Amber from the Extension Office will be talking about invasive plants. See you at the Trice’s Lake club house at 2pm!

Another lovely post by Val Race:How do your Cleomes grow? This is the easiest flower ever to grow, no maintenance until...
07/13/2026

Another lovely post by Val Race:

How do your Cleomes grow? This is the easiest flower ever to grow, no maintenance until they die back in early fall. Pull them up easily and seeds fall automatically and the wind will blow dried seeds as well. They grow in gravel! So if you say you do not have a green thumb this is the flower you try and you will have success.

I have been blessed with two volunteer hollyhock bushes this year. They love the gravel and they’re busy propagating th...
07/13/2026

I have been blessed with two volunteer hollyhock bushes this year. They love the gravel and they’re busy propagating themselves.

The following photo was provided by Val Race, who attended David’s presentation, who said, “Inspired by our demonstratio...
07/13/2026

The following photo was provided by Val Race, who attended David’s presentation, who said, “Inspired by our demonstration today. All from my garden so very wispy, a bit wilty, definitely imperfect. But had fun using sticks, hosta leaves, autumn joy stems, nandina, wigelia, cleome, false sunflower, a yucca blossom. Cute enough for a day or two.”

A number of us were in attendance at a flower arrangement exhibition pit on by the Buckingham Garden club today, where ...
07/13/2026

A number of us were in attendance at a flower arrangement exhibition pit on by the Buckingham Garden club today, where David Pippin entertained the group with his witty presentation and creative flower groupings.

01/19/2026

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