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The DeFuniak Springs Garden Club is made up of a group of people who love flowers, plants and gardening. We meet the first Wednesday, (September to May) at 12:00 P.M. for a light lunch, a short business meeting and informative program not always in the same order. Sometimes we go on field trips to points of interest.

We participate in several activities, LakeFest in May, Peddler's Alley if held, and Home Town Christmas, as well as maintaining two city gardens, the Library Reading Garden and the Blue Star Marker.

The Library Garden is filled with native and easy care plantings.

The Blue Star Marker is the area at the junction of Highways 331 and 90.

Have More Fun! Join A Garden Club!
The DeFuniak Springs Garden Club invites you to become a member. Please contact us for more information on programs and meeting times. Come visit our Garden Club and see what our Garden Club can do for you! Join us, together we can make a difference

What's in it for you?
As a member of the DeFuniak Springs Garden Club you will be part of a civic minded group of people who are bound together by common gardening interests. You will grow in knowledge and expertise as you join in our study of plants and nature. You will make new friends and participate in worthwhile projects in our community each year. You will be part of a group that encourages environmentally friendly landscape and conservation of our natural resources. You will have opportunities available to you to attend wonderful workshops throughout our district and state. Opportunities exist for gardening with youth, senior programs and any garden related volunteer work that you wish to do. Together we can make a difference!

And, here is a Great Free Self-Paced Master Gardening Curriculum with many programs.

For information on how to become part of the club, contact Marvis at 850-307-3048, or email marvis.stafford@tcoinc.com

You may also download, printed, fill out, and mail in this form, or give it to any club member.

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What happens:
Program and a light lunch followed by a short business meeting.

Schedule for the 2022 - 2023 Year:

Sept. 7th, - First meeting of the fiscal year - Plant pass-along

Sept. 24th - 75th Birthday Celebration at the Library Garden, time 11:00 am to 1:00 pm

Oct. 5th - Butterflies and Butterfly Garden- Carolyn Wagner, presenter

Nov. 2nd - Ornaments using fruit - Donna Johns, presenter

Dec. 7th - Tablescapes Demonstration - Sandy Irby, presenter

Jan. 4th, - Companion Gardening (pending) - presenter to be announced

Feb. 1st - Growing citrus in containers, Matt Orwat, Florida Extension agent

Mar. 1st - Making seed bombs and natural fire coloring - Leigh Wise, presenter

Apr. 5th, - Road Trip - visit to Lona Robinson's Florida Pioneer Family Heritage Farm

May 3rd - Installation of officers, End of Year Planning

What Does it Cost?
Annual dues are payable in May or when joining, cost $25.00