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About
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We are a medium sized club with 40+ members. The club's purpose is to assist in the conservation of resources, encourage civic improvement and roadside development and to study the fine art of flower arranging and gardening in all its aspects. FGC is devoted to the development of all phases of gardening, the betterment and beautification of the community and the protection and preservation of our natural resources. We meet at the Spicer House in Heritage Park West off of Farmington Road the first Monday of each month, except January and September, in July a club picnic is held. Each meeting begins with a business report and includes a 45 minutes to 1-hour program on garden related topics, instruction on flower arranging, or environmental subjects. For the past 22 years we have held a "Good Neighbor Garden Contest" with gift certificates awarded from local nurseries. The Good Neighbor Garden Contest is always a success. We find absolutely beautiful gardens in the Farmington/Farmington Hills community. One of our fundraisers, Holiday Tables, held at the Visitors Center in Heritage Park, biannually, benefits local schools environmental projects. In addition we maintain the herb garden at the Warner Mansion on Grand River in Downtown Farmington. At holiday time our members create flower and fresh greens arrangements for a local nursing home. We also hold a biannual garden walk featuring beautiful and unusual gardens of the Farmington/Farmington Hills community. Our members have fun learning together, sharing ideas and experiences, and building friendships that last a lifetime. Their lives are richer for their membership in such a caring worthy organization. We
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Organized in 1932, the Farmington
Garden Club joined the Michigan Garden Clubs, Inc. in 1934.