is one of the oldest garden clubs in America. We are affiliated with the National Garden Clubs, Inc., the South Atlantic Region, The Garden Club of South Carolina, the East Lowcountry District, and the Council of Garden Clubs of Greater Charleston. All profits from fundraisers of The Garden Club of Charleston such as the Annual House and Garden Tours and publications go to numerous community proje
cts in which the members also directly participate. The following are our current civic garden projects:
Gateway Walk
Heyward-Washington Garden
Joseph Manigault Garden
Museum Courtyard Garden
MUSC Healing Garden
Garden of the Confederate Home
Phillip Simmons Memorial Garden
Interested in becoming a member of The Garden Club of Charleston, Inc.? Thank you for your interest in becoming a member of The Garden Club of Charleston, Inc. Our club, established in 1922, is one of the oldest and largest clubs in the southeast. We are a very active organization, maintaining eight historic gardens in the city, among many other civic and community projects. While we are always glad to welcome new members, the number of members in our Club is dictated by our By-laws and Constitution. In order to become a Provisional Member of The Garden Club of Charleston, Inc., your primary residence must be within the Tri-County area and you must personally know at least three active members of The Garden Club of Charleston. One member who is willing to serve as your primary sponsor, along with two members who will serve as your co-sponsors. Applicants are accepted in the order they are received, based on the number of vacancies in the club’s membership. If accepted into the club and upon completion of the requirements of the Provisional year, active members are required to attend at last three (3) general meetings and serve on at least one (1) committee in order to remain an active member of The Garden Club of Charleston, Inc. If you do not know any members of our club, you might consider joining a smaller, club in your neighborhood in order to meet fellow garden club members. Please let us know if you have any questions, or if we can be of further help!