On September 9, 1913 nine Litchfield women, inspired by the recent founding of the Garden Club of America, met to organize the Litchfield Garden Club. With that meeting, the club “took root” and began a century of service to the Litchfield community.

In 2013 the Litchfield Garden Club will celebrate its Centennial Year with many special projects being planned to acquaint the public with the history and the work of the club. During the next two years the Litchfield Garden Club will offer a variety of educational and informative programs to the public, highlighting the club’s long tradition of contributions to the community in civic beautification, projects and conservation education.  The club will also hold informative open public meetings on floral design and horticulture.  A highlight of the Centennial Celebrations will be a House Tour and Garden Club of America Flower Show, “Celebrating The Past, Looking To The Future,” to be held on June 14-15, 2013 at the Litchfield Community Center.

Please browse the website to learn more about the Litchfield Garden Club’s past and present involvement in the Litchfield community.