WELCOME TO
THE RUTLAND GARDEN CLUB

The Rutland Garden Club was founded in 1914 to provide a social framework for the sharing of information and ideas on gardening and floral design.

Over the ensuing 100+ years the Club has contributed to the beautification of the Rutland area and has worked to stimulate the public’s interest in all phases of gardening. Open educational presentations, garden therapy sessions, involvement with the Boys and Girls Club, workshops, and the twenty-one gardens we lovingly maintain have created a strong presence in our community.

Love to work in your garden? Want to learn more about gardening and horticultural practices? Looking for a fun way to contribute to our community? Join us!

Please explore this website to learn more about us and how to become a member.

Rutland Garden Club
Activities

May Program : Annual Plant and Bake Sale

*Saturday May 30, 9 am

Annual Plant and Bake Sale

Corner of Main and Center Streets, Hull Maynard Hersey building

A local tradition, our Plant Sale is ready with a great selection of plants dug from LOCAL GARDENS for your growing pleasure (9 am start). Our fourth annual Bake Sale generates proceeds dedicated to our Rutland Garden Club scholarship (8:45 am start). The scholarship encourages the pursuit of a career in fields related to our natural environment. Sale at the corner of Main and Center Streets (in front of the Hull Maynard Building).

Please look at recent emails for last-minute contributions to help at the Plant Sale and Bake Sale! Bring something fun for the Houseplant Table - decorative small items are welcome!

Latest News

Last year we began a new tradition - as a spring transition, we added pansies to the flower boxes, after the winter greens were gone by.

Pansies for Rutland Downtown Visitors!

The Rutland Garden Club has enhanced the Rutland downtown street scene for many years with small gardens in city planters and flower boxes, supported by the Downtown Partnership, Rutland City, and local merchants. Last year we began a new tradition - as a spring transition, we added pansies to the flower boxes, after the winter greens were gone by. This adds a breath of color for visitors in the cool months before we replant the boxes with summer flowers and greenery. Our col

The Rutland Garden Club is committed to outreach into the community. This spring we brightened our senior neighbors' days with two lively events!

Spring Outreach to Senior Friends

The Rutland Garden Club is committed to outreach into the community. This spring we brightened our senior neighbors' days with two lively events! [wonderful photos by Michele and Sue H!] In March, JoAnn coordinated a visit to the St. Joseph Kervick Residence. Residents and guests enjoyed flower arranging in celebration of St. Patrick's Day. Thanks to Sue H, Betsy R, JoAnn, Michele, Shirlee and Sherry K for the great camaraderie ! In April, the team gathered at Trinity Church

Dish Gardens for fun!

One of the great features of the Garden Club is workshops - these joyous snaps are from February - a bright spot in a gray month!

WELCOME TO THE RUTLAND GARDEN CLUB