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
A Gift of $50k, a Matching Gift and a Pledge to Match Another $50k!
This year Naples Garden Club’s Finance Committee reported that, as a result of the success of last few years’ House & Garden Tours, we have a surplus of funds available. As a non-profit organization, we are expected to donate funds while keeping a reasonable balance for the well being of Naples Garden Club. As a result, the Finance Committee recommended to the Board that we make a contribution of $50,000 to … Continue reading →
Going Green – Leaving on a Jet Plane
Travel season is upon us. When long-distance traveling, there are plenty of environmentally conscious measures you can take. When it comes to going on a trip, here are some things to think about. Packing: Pack light. The heavier an airplane or a car is, the more fuel it uses. Use a kindle. Save a tree or two. Bring your own reusable water bottle and shopping bag. Before departure: Unplug … Continue reading →
2019 Making Music Naples Flower Show Winners
Record breaking crowds came to Naples Botanical Garden on March 22, 23 to view the 48 Design, 24 Botanical Arts Designs, 12 Botanical Arts Photographs, 358 cut and container-grown Horticulture Specimens, 4 Educational Exhibits and 58 Youth entries from the Global Gardening students of the Avalon School. On the prior evening of March 21, the Preview Party was sold out and, earlier in the day, National Accredited Judges chose the … Continue reading →
NGC Donates $90,000 to Worthy Area Groups
Thanks to the hard work and dedication of Naples Garden Club membership, NGC was able to present the sum of $90,000 in Grants to a total of eleven worthy groups on April 1, 2019 at the last General Meeting of the season. CONSERVANCY OF SOUTHWEST FLORIDA Grant Award of $8,000 will be used to purchase materials to repair and enhance the Hardwood Hammock and Lagoon ecosystem trails. The Conservancy’s … Continue reading →