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Message from the President 2005-2007
Welcome to the Colorado Federation of Garden Clubs' web site!We are a state affiliate of National Garden Clubs. Within our organization are more than 30 local and regional garden clubs throughout Colorado. We have events and activities of interest to gardeners and those involved in horticulture, flower arranging and landscape design.
We hope you find our web site of use and are able to participate in some of our events and activities as well as maybe attend a club meeting near you. Get on our email announcement list by sending an email to us at cfgclist@coloradogardenclubs.org
We thank you for your interest and look forward to seeing more of you!
Doris Duckworth
CFGC State President
2005-2007CFGC Mission Statement
The Colorado Federation of Garden Clubs, Inc. serves and supports our community through education, conservation, horticulture and landscape design.
Colorado Federation of Garden Clubs &
Colorado Waterwise Council Xeriscape Tours
Denver: June 10 & 11, 2006
Boulder: June 24 & 25, 2006
Colorado Springs: July 8 & 9, 2006Take the XERISCAPE GARDEN TOURS ATTENDEE SURVEY!
What's *NEW* on the CFGC Web Site?
Get your copy now! The new book from Manitou Springs Garden Club -- A Taste For Gardening is available! Already in its second printing! A compendium of gardening articles, tips and advice. It's peppered with delectable recipes from members and world-class local restaurants, as well as re-energizing herbal arts recipes! This sensational book makes an excellent gift! Order yours today! In the Wake of Wildfires--Wildflower Restoration
Garden Club of Durango and their successful wildflower repopulation for the Vallecito Lake area after devastation left by the Missionary Ridge Fire. See the photos (before & after) and read the inspiring story.Scholarship Program
The form packet for National Garden Club, Inc.'s College Scholarship Program (2005-2006 Academic Year).
Upcoming Events & Activities
(For CFGC Members as well as the Public)Be sure to put these great events on your "Must Attend" Calendar! Also see course events under Education header below...
CFGC-Sponsored Events:
Greeley Morning Garden Club Plant & Bake Sale
May 21, 2005 9a-1p
Centennial park (in front of Tennis Courts)
23rd Ave at 22nd St, Greeley
Call Mary Fagerberg (970/353-1743) for info.
Take the XERISCAPE GARDEN TOURS ATTENDEE SURVEY!
Colorado Federation of Garden Clubs &
Colorado Waterwise Council Xeriscape Tours
Denver: June 11 & 12, 2005
Boulder: June 25 & 26, 2005
Colorado Springs: July 9 & 10, 2005
Other Activities of Interest:
Upcoming Xeriscape classes and more:
http://www.xeriscape.org/upcoming.htmlXeriscape Classes at The Colorado Springs Xeriscape Demonstration Gardens
http://www.csu.org/environment/conservation/xeriscape/classes/index.html
Check out even more garden-related events at these sources...
Denver Botanic Gardens Events & Information
Special Offers!
Join the Arbor Day Foundation and get TEN free trees!
What garden-topic classes, seminars, and courses are available?
CFGC-Sponsored:
Scholarship Program
The form packet for National Garden Club, Inc.'s College Scholarship Program (2005-2006 Academic Year).Coming Spring 2005: The next in each series of the first three schools listed below... (find out more about previous courses at the links below)
Landscape Design School - Course: March, 2005Flower Symposium: April 13 & 14, 2004
Official Reading Lists for Garden Club classes, seminars, schools and courses (listed above).
Parliamentary Procedure in 5 Lessons Tuesdays, June 1-29, 2004
Other:
Denver Botanic Gardens Education
Courses in Botanical Illustration, Rocky Mountain Gardening, Programs for Kids/Schools & Teachers, Tours, and more:http://www.botanicgardens.org/pageinpage/education.cfmTagawa Gardens Classes and Events
Free classes (or nominal fee hands-on classes) offered at this popular Garden Center in SouthEast Metro area:http://www.tagawagardens.com/tgevents.htm
Local Club Information & Projects
How do we contact a club?
Find out more about each club and how to contact them.In what Community Service Projects do local Garden Clubs participate?
Habitat for Humanity, Community Gardens, street median maintenance, and neighborhood beautification projects to name just a few!
Read more about the Civic and Community Service Projects are performed by local garden clubs and the state organization, Colorado Federation of Garden Clubs, Inc.
Ft Logan Cemetary, Blue Star Memorial Markers, Operation Wildflower, Habitat for Humanity, and more.
Articles
Events & Activities Archives
Articles & Photos of Past Events & Activities. Did you miss any of these great events? Read and see what you missed as reported by attendees.
These are the other web sites with Gardening and Floral Design topics we recommend (sorted by subject).
CFGC State Convention
Diamonds in the Rockies:
75 Years of Great Gardens & Friends
May 12-15, 2005 in Longmont, Colorado. Sponsored by the Northern District Garden Clubs.Member Business, State Convention info, Officer Info, CFGC Gardener Publication, Flower Show Judges & Fees, CFGC Calendar for 2003-2004, Special Projects, Speakers, Gifts, Awards, and more!
CFGC Affiliations
National Garden Clubs, Inc.
Our parent organization.Other garden-related clubs, societies and organizations.
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