Membership

“The WGC members work hard at civic sites around the town. Money raised at the Faires and Garden Tours supports scholarships, workshops for the local community”… “I love the Wareham Garden Club, It’s a friends club and the ladies are so knowledgeable about plants, trees and floral arrangements”… ”I love belonging to an organization that is dedicated to its members, the community and holds the same values that I grew up with”

Welcome

The Wareham Garden Club welcomes your application for membership.  We promote the mutual interest in and enjoyment of gardens and wildlife, exchange ideas and methods, seeds, plants and other garden material among our members; we work to beautify our town, educate and legislate for the protection of all natural resources, and strive to improve our natural environment.

Annual dues for active members are thirty dollars ($30), payable at the time of acceptance. Dues are renewed annually and must be paid in full by the annual meeting in June.

Meetings are held on the second Thursday of each month at 9 am, unless otherwise notified. Meetings are not held in January, February, July or August. Meetings are held at St. Patrick’s Hall located at: 82 High Street in Wareham, MA, 02571. Free parking is available.

Yearly commitments for active members include:
● serving on one refreshment committee
● working on major fundraising activities; fairs, plant sales, garden tours
● purchasing or selling at least two (2) tickets, when ticket sales are part of an event
● participating in either civic beautification projects or garden therapy
● attending monthly meetings

Submit your application by either filling out this form OR click HERE to download the application to mail to us.

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2026 – 2027 Programs

September 10th: Horticulture show judged by accredited WGC judges. Members, bring something from your garden and learn more about how to choose and display specimens to impress the judges.

October 8th: Rose Gardening: Authors Mike and Angelina Chute of Rose Solutions have been rose gardening for 25 years.

November 12th: The Great Garden Club Design-Off: Vote for your favorite bloom

March 11th: “Herb Gardening on Cape Cod” Steve Flack, a Barnstable County Master Gardener since 2022, has raised an extensive garden in Yarmouth Port with over 50 varieties of herbs.

April 8th: “Hydrangea Happiness: Planting, Pruning, & Blooming” – C.L. Fornari, Garden consultant, speaker, radio host and author of 8 books including Coffee for Roses, The Cocktail Hour Garden and Poison Ivy Acres on Cape Cod.

May 13th: The Great Garden Club Design-Off: Vote for your favorite bloom.

Testimonials

“I really enjoy meeting all the new people. Everyone here has the same interest in gardening that I have.

There is always such great food at meetings!!!!!

I mostly enjoy the civic beautification projects and working with the seniors at the CoA.

I love to see all the members each month – the smiles and the laughter!

The Wareham Garden Club exemplifies all that is GREEN and GOOD.

Being with wonderful friends and we all share a love of gardening.

The Wareham Garden Club is a wonderful club for learning about gardening from collaborative, fun, gracious members.

I love the garden club as I love talking about plants with all my friends there.

Wonderful spread of ‘goodies’ to eat from the hospitality team at meetings.

Great people always ready to help.

WGC Members are wonderful, creative, friendly and generous.

I love belonging to an organization that is dedicated to its members, the community and holds the same values that I grew up with.

I love the Wareham Garden Club, It’s a friends club and the ladies are so knowledgeable about plants, trees and floral arrangements.

The WGC members work hard at civic sites around the town. Money raised at the Faires and Garden Tours supports scholarships, workshops for the local community.”