Our Mission
The mission of the Naples Garden Club is to provide opportunities for sharing and learning about horticulture, floral design and the environment in a congenial, supportive atmosphere.
Our Vision
Community-wide interest in horticulture, floral design and the environment.
NGC News
Welcome to the Gardens of the 2019 House & Garden Tour
I am so excited to bring this collection of Naples Original Homes and beautiful gardens to the community during the 2019 Home & Garden Tour. It will be a surprise and a treat for all who are volunteering and attending. Banyan Place is a 100 year old property–a compound of three cottages in Olde Naples. The garden is an integral part of the property. It is a … Continue reading →
A Master Class in Alternative Gardening
February 4, 2019 1:00 p.m. Kapnick Hall How to turn soilless areas, such as concrete walls and roofs, into green oases will be shared with us by Brian Bovard at our February General Meeting. Dr. Bovard, Professor of Environmental Studies at Florida Gulf Coast University (FGCU) will bring a master class to us in rooftop gardening and other challenging areas. Dr. Bovard, better known as Brian, challenges our often-preconceived notion … Continue reading →
Going Green- Grocery Shopping
This month, Patti Taylor shared some tips at the General Meeting on how we can all take steps to “go green” when it comes to grocery shopping. “I just learned a rather shocking fact: City of Naples residents produce just over nine pounds of garbage a day. This is ALMOST TWICE the national average. It’s time to focus more on the tiny steps we can each take to help the … Continue reading →
Registration is Coming Soon for the Next Provisional Class!
We’re getting close to registration time for the next Provisional class 2019-20. Registration will be on-line only from February 15, 2019 through March 15, 2019. Since a requirement is to attend a Membership Meeting prior to registering, the meeting on February 4th would be a good opportunity for someone you’d like to sponsor to attend to see if NGC is the organization they would like to pursue. Class size will … Continue reading →