New Hampshire Federation of Garden Clubs

		New Hampshire Federation of Garden Clubs Inc.
		A Member of the National Garden Clubs, Inc. Members only: Login

The New Hampshire Federation of Garden Clubs, Inc. (NHFGC) has been organized since May 23, 1933 and Incorporated since January 13, 1964.

We are a Member of:
National Garden Clubs, Inc.
4401 Magnolia Avenue
St. Louis, MO 63110
Telephone: (314) 776.7574
Fax: (314) 776.5108
Website: www.gardenclub.org
Theme: "PLANT AMERICA"
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Joyce Kimball
President 2017 - 2019
Email president@nhfgc.org
Theme: "PLANT NEW HAMPSHIRE
... Plant Today for Tomorrow"

Mission Statement The New Hampshire Federation of Garden Clubs, Inc. provides education, resources and statewide networking opportunities for its members to promote the love of gardening, floral design, civic beautification and environmental responsibility.

Meetings
State meetings consist of an Annual Meeting in the spring and a Fall Meeting.
Awards are presented at these meetings.

Communications
The Lilac Letter is NHFGC's newsletter.
It is published four times a year and e-mailed to all Federation members.

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History
To view a history of the NHFGC, click here.

Membership
Are you interested in learning about the New Hampshire Federation of Garden Clubs, Inc. and its member garden clubs?

The New Hampshire Federation of Garden Clubs, Inc.'s (NHFGC's) current membership consists of eighteen (18) area garden clubs with over 1000 individual members. The state is geographically divided into four (4) districts and each has a Director who was elected to represent them on the NHFGC Executive Board. District Directors work very closely with their member garden clubs by providing assistance and guidance throughout the year. They also work with individuals in their area who may be considering either joining NHFGC or starting a new garden club in their area.

For questions regarding membership in the New Hampshire Federation of Garden Clubs or forming a new garden club, please contact our current Membership Chairperson at membership@nhfgc.org .

Also, feel free to contact any of the clubs listed on the adjacent map that denotes our member clubs near you.

For more information about the benefits of being part of a federated garden club, please click on this link: Why Be Federated?

Find out where they are click map to the right

List of NH Federated Garden Clubs with links to their website.

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All garden club members and amateur horticulture growers are invited to enter the NHFGC Judges' Council Standard Flower Show "Opposites Attract" that is being held on Sept. 19, 2018 during the Fall Meeting in Manchester, NH. Please click here for the invitation and details of the show schedule. Call Entries Chair/Consultant Fern Doucette (603-744-2103) to enter or ask questions. (Note: Class 1 is filled but there are openings in all other classes.) We hope to have representation from every club.
Horticulture entries may be brought early morning to the Fall Meeting (Sept 19) in clear glass bottles. Call Horticulture Chair Dorothy Cole (978-483-0333) with any questions.

Here are some useful links:

NH Gardening events Open to the Public

Federated Garden Clubs in NH

Lilac Letter online

Members Only Section log-in

National Garden Clubs (NGC)*	*To get further into these websites as Federation members, passwords can be found in our "Members Only" section.
New England Garden Clubs, Inc (NER)*

UNH Cooperative Extension

"Invasive Plants in NH - Alternatives
& Control" by Ethan Belair
- Notes from his presentation