Saginaw Branch/Woman's National Farm & Garden Association

06/19/2026

Last week our ladies celebrated with viewing the gardens of our award recipients for various types of gardens. 🌺🫐

We all made it work even with the dangerous storms and downpours that went through our county. There was even a tornado that touched down in a Freeland subdivision. 🌪️

Thankfully everyone was ok and we were still able to make this garden walk event happen. 🍃

06/01/2026

🌿 Plant Swap at Mo Coco’s Coffee! 🌿

Join us on Saturday, June 13 during our open hours from 8 AM – 2 PM for a fun and free community plant swap! ☕🍀

Bring along:
🌱 Plant cuttings
💚 Indoor or outdoor plants
✨ Pots, plant accessories, or extra supplies

Swap with fellow plant lovers and grow the diversity of your green space! Whether you’re a seasoned plant parent or just getting started, everyone is welcome.

🚨 Please make sure all plants and cuttings are healthy and bug-free before bringing them.

Grab a coffee, meet other plant lovers, and find a new leafy friend to take home 💚

We can’t wait to see you there!

05/27/2026

Attention garden lovers ~

The Womans Garden Club of Indian Village is having their annual 50th House and Garden Tour.

It's happening June 6th 10-6 and June 7th 12:30-5:30. The tickets are available on Eventbrite with all the info.

05/25/2026

05/21/2026

The Japanese Cultural Center, Tea House and Gardens of Saginaw is recruiting volunteers to help maintain its garden this week.

05/10/2026

To all the wonderful Moms out there. Happy Mother’s Day! 💐

04/19/2026

The first trees were planted at Saginaw’s Historic Cushway House for our upcoming 100th anniversary in a few years. Our club will be planting 100 trees through out Saginaw County to make an impact for our future.

Working together it’s the small things that become big things! 🍃🪾

04/16/2026

A few of our ladies experienced Daffodils for Detroit luncheon today at the Detroit Yacht Club on Belle Isle in Detroit.

Everything was beautifully decorated and seeing all the ladies with their Spring hats was fun. So many different colors and styles.

We all enjoyed learning about all the thousands of daffodils that are planted and more that will be planted from the proceeds of this event. They were so many as we drove up to the Yacht Club.

Our main topic of learning today was about the new Gordie Howe International Bridge. This area between Windsor, Ontario Canada and Detroit, MI will be the busiest port of entree for Canada. It is quite the bridge with all the design elements to a walking/biking path between cities. They said it should be opening soon. It was a good day!!!