Our Mission
Established in 1947, the Oviedo Garden Club has a long history of supporting and preserving gardens all while promoting the environment, conservation and civic beautification. Our mission is to promote the knowledge of gardening, the importance of community, and to strive toward improving our environment for future generations. The Oviedo Garden Club proudly provides financial support to students, schools and organizations with goals and projects that complement our community priorities and spectrum of interests.
We are a close-knit group and like to keep our members informed on all of the latest news about Oviedo Garden Club. Check out our recent updates and announcements below.
NEWS AND UPCOMING EVENTS
SPRING PLANT SALE!!
APRIL 12TH, 2025 - 8AM-2PM
Oviedo Triangle
(Corner of Aulin and Broadway)
Come and shop a great variety of plants all grown by club members. All proceeds donated back into the community via organizations that promote the knowledge and love of gardening, as well as encourage civic plant and responsibility. Looking forward to seeing you there!
Member Meeting!
Next Meeting: March 18th
10AM-12PM
Our monthly meetings are held the 3rd Tuesday of each month September through May (no meetings June/July/August), and we typically meet from 10am to 12pm. Our monthly meetings are hosted by club members who plan an activity, guest speaker or other topic for the group. A typical meeting is held at either Sweet Water Park or the Oviedo Library on Division Street.
No monthly meeting in November or April in lieu of plant sale.
Oviedo Triangle Workdays
Next: March 21st
9:00AM
We are proud to maintain the Oviedo Triangle. Typically, workdays for this area are on the 3rd Friday of each month. So, bring your gloves, tools and trash bags, along with the willingness to work! Meet at the Oviedo Triangle (corner of Aulin and West Broadway) for a little weeding, mulching and whatever else might be needed to make the space beautiful.
Blooms and Books
OGC Book Club
Tuesday, March 25th
2-4 PM
Meet at Paulette home for our inaugural meeting discussing Helen Humphreys' enchanting novel "The Lost Garden" - a moving tale of love, loss, and healing through horticulture set in wartime Britain.
Make sure to stay in the know about our latest announcements, meetings and events by viewing our Club Calendar