Kirkwood Garden Club

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Kirkwood Garden Club The national affiliation was later expanded to include women and is now known as the Gardeners of America.

Our mission is to offer a forum for individuals interested in gardening to share information and pursue experiences that will enhance horticultural knowledge and skills. OUR HISTORY

Established on February 12, 1950 as the Kirkwood Men's Garden Club, the organization was originally an affiliated chapter of the Men's Garden Clubs of America. In February of 2000 the local club name was changed to Kirkwood Garden Club to reflect the gender inclusive nature of the organization. The Club has designed, planted, and maintained the flower display adjacent to the Kirkwood Train Station since 1978. We have planted and maintained the flowerbed on Kirkwood Road across from the Station since 1981. OUR PURPOSE

To stimulate interest and educate our members and the community in the disciplines of gardening, horticulture, conservation, and the natural environment. To provide resources for community landscape improvements in the Kirkwood area by designing, planting, and maintaining public gardens. To promote effective stewardship of our community's natural and cultivated landscapes resulting in the preservation of trees, green space, and beneficial wildlife. OUR ACTIVITIES

Monthly Educational Meeting Programs: The Club meets and offers informative programs the first Tuesday of each month. Community Enhancement Projects: Club members design, plant, and care for the flower display areas associated with the Kirkwood Train Station. Participation in Community Events: The Club hosts an annual plant sale at the Kirkwood Train Station on the Saturday before Mother's Day. Community Philanthropy: The Club supports horticulture student scholarships and provides funds to community projects that promote the knowledge and enjoyment of gardening. HOW TO JOIN

Please complete the application on our website (https://sites.google.com/view/kirkwood-garden-club) if you'd like to join us.

09/01/2026

A group of 6,000 young American elms in Vermont could help save one of the country’s most iconic trees.

07/19/2026

Deb Graf's fantastic garden (winner of the Post Dispatch's 2026 Great Garden Contest) is featured in an article in the paper today. Great pictures! Congratulations!

The garden club enjoyed visiting these lovely landscaping spaces in downtown Kirkwood followed by a Happy Hour at Duffy’...
07/10/2026

The garden club enjoyed visiting these lovely landscaping spaces in downtown Kirkwood followed by a Happy Hour at Duffy’s.

This is now!
05/25/2026

This is now!

Thank you all for your hard work at Olive Chapel. We have finished phase one of this project, cleaning out all the beds....
05/25/2026

Thank you all for your hard work at Olive Chapel. We have finished phase one of this project, cleaning out all the beds. What a transformation!

We will be starting phase two in the fall which will include planting of the new beds.

05/24/2026

Be sure to buy your ticket soon to see nine fabulous Glendale gardens & homes--including a lovely garden that was featured on the Missouri Botanical Garden Tour in 2024. Also, get a peek inside & outside of what some locals call "The Castle.”

Tickets are on sale at The Glendale Grind (421 N. Sappington Rd.) through the day of the tour, and proceeds benefit the Glendale Historical Society.

05/24/2026
We will have another plant sale for the Olive Chapel landscaping restoration project, Saturday May 23, 9:00- noon.309 S....
05/18/2026

We will have another plant sale for the Olive Chapel landscaping restoration project, Saturday May 23, 9:00- noon.
309 S. Harrison
We still have:
Lenten Rose
Peonies
Solomon’s seal
Daylily’s
Iris
Pampas grass
Lily of the Valley
Wild Geranium

All proceeds go to the landscaping project
Cash, check and Venmo
Checks can be made out to Kirkwood Rotary
For the Olive Chapel restoration project

Plant sale this Saturday, May 16 9:00-noon . Olive Chapel 309 S. Harrison 63122These are just a few of the plants we wil...
05/15/2026

Plant sale this Saturday, May 16 9:00-noon . Olive Chapel 309 S. Harrison 63122

These are just a few of the plants we will have for sale. All proceeds go towards the landscaping restoration project.

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Kirkwood, MO
63122

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