Monarch Waystations

Millions of monarch butterflies migrate from the United States and Canada to the mountains in central Mexico each fall. Monarchs fly 2,500 miles in total and up to 100 miles …

President’s Special Projects

2023-2025 GCKY President’s Special Projects The 2023-2025 GCKY President’s theme is Go Green…Plant Kentucky! These projects emphasize Go Blue! Award #1 Go Blue…Create an Eastern Bluebird Trail Certificate and cash …

Native Plants for Pollinators & Wildlife

Grow Green – Plant Native! What is a native plant? Native plants are indigenous species that occur naturally in a region, ecosystem, or habitat. For example, Solidago or goldenrod occurs …

Invasives

Plant Native, Not Invasive What is an invasive Plant? The U.S. government defines an invasive species as one “that is not native to the ecosystem under consideration and whose introduction …

Schools

  Environmental Study Schools National Garden Clubs, Inc. offers courses in environmental studies that make it possible to become literate and knowledgeable on issues pertaining to the environment. Each of …

Rent the Wallis House & Arboretum

The Nannine Clay Wallis House,  The Garden Club of Kentucky, Inc., State Headquarters 616 Pleasant Street, Paris, Kentucky 40361, 859-987-6158

Affiliations

The Garden Club of Kentucky, Inc. Affiliates South Atlantic Region South Atlantic Region is one of eight divisions of the National Garden Club. It consists of Kentucky, North Carolina, South …

Former Presidents

Listing of Past Presidents 1931-1933 *Mrs. Mary Webb Robb                               Nicholasville 1933-1935 *Mrs. Frederick A. Wallis                             Paris 1935-1937 *Mrs. Theodore f. Roemelle                          Louisville 1937-1939 *Mrs. Earl D. Rabold                                    Bowling Green 1939-1941 …

Councils

Kentucky Council of Nationally Accredited Flower Show Judges The objects of the Kentucky Council of Nationally Accredited Flower Show Judges is to share information on topics relative to Flower Show …