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The Eugene Garden Club was organized on April 28, 1927, and became a member of the Oregon State Federation of Garden Clubs in 1929. The club was formed to stimulate the love of gardening, horticulture, and floral artistry, aid in protecting and conserving plants, trees, and birds, and promote civic beauty and community welfare.

The Eugene Garden Club is a tax-exempt public charity under Section 501 (c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code and is organized exclusively for charitable, educational, scientific, and benevolent purposes.

Upcoming Meetings & Events

May 27th Evening Meeting

1645 High Street
Eugene, OR

Growing Tomatoes: From Seed to Sauce
Why grow your own tomatoes? For taste and variety! Learn about the best tomato varieties to grow in the Willamette Valley. Discover basic care tips for watering, fertilizing, pruning and keeping your tomato plants healthy until harvest.
 
Juliet Bender has been a Master Gardener since 2013 and has created the Edible Gardening Group to educate the public about growing their own vegetables and herbs. She grows her tomatoes from seed and plants various varieties each year.
 

Doors open at 6:30 and the program begins at 6:45pm.

June 17th @ 11:30 AM General Meeting

1645 High Street
Eugene, OR

June 24th Evening Meeting

1645 High Street
Eugene, OR

Strawberries
Growing strawberries in the home garden can be a fruitful endeavor but comes with a few challenges. This presentation will focus on site conditions, cultivar selection, planting, growing and harvesting strawberries. Whether grown in the ground or a container, strawberries are an excellent choice for home gardeners.
 
Presented by: Erica Chernoh
Erica Chernoh is an Assistant Professor of Practice at Oregon State University in the department of Horticulture and based out of the OSU Extension office in Lane County. Her main focus is on organic and conventional production systems of hazelnuts, tree fruits, berries, and small fruits.  She works with a variety of stakeholders, serving the needs of commercial farmers in the south Willamette Valley, and oversees the Master Gardener program in Lane County.
 

Doors open at 6:30 and the program begins at 6:45pm.

Other Good Things are Happening at the Garden Club Building

 
 
 
Eugene Heritage Rose Group
2025 Celebration of Old Roses

 

Sunday, June 1st
11am to 4pm
16145 High Street
Eugene, OR

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