Garden club

Gardening can provide people with mental and physical benefits. This activity gets people in nature and moving around.

Use this year plan of garden activities for children with monthly garden plan for the year, perfect for school gardening clubs.

Discover 15 unique ways to raise funds for your garden club with these creative and innovative ideas.

How to start a garden at your school and resources to incorporate it into your classroom curriculum.

The enthusiasm among members of a gardening club can wax and wane over time. This page may help you in coming up with new activities and programs to rejuvenate the group and attract new members. This guide contains ideas to revitalize a garden club.

Learn how to start a winter gardening club to keep your busy this season!

Ready to start a garden club at your elementary school? I have a blog with garden club flyers, ideas, activities, materials needed, etc. Check it out!

If your community doesn’t already have a Gardening Club or residents, this time of year is a great time to start one. Remember, not everyone in the Club needs to have a green thumb - everyone can learn from one another!

Spending time in the garden can awaken the senses of touch, smell, and taste, and attune a child to the subtler sights and sounds of nature.

For elders living in long term residential care the benefits of garden related activities are abounding. They include enhancing mental wellbeing, improving dexterity, lightening moods and alleviating symptoms of depression. Many care facilities are now providing especially designed ‘memory gardens’ and ‘wander gardens’ for residents with Alzheimer’s Disease and other cognitive illnesses. Starting a Garden Club at your facility is not a difficult task. This article includes: Ideas for Garden…