Get ready to join us for the bi-annual garden tour coming in May, 2027! Ticket sales open soon!

A holiday-themed meeting featuring speaker Camille Campbell (SPGC President), whose family once ran a Christmas tree farm, teaching members to make a wreath or arrangement. Note: location changes to Wesley Methodist Church this month.

A family day and tree giveaway hosted by the club at St. Paul's Public Library in partnership with the Arbor Day Foundation's mission to plant and celebrate trees. Includes a library tour, family activities, and a free tree to take home.

A Sogetsu Ikebana workshop on Japanese flower arranging led by Sandy Pait of Ikebana International. Members are encouraged to let their imagination bloom with this contemporary design style.

Clemson Extension Associate Tess Moody speaks on bird migration through the Lowcountry, paired with a floral design challenge to craft a feathered friend from natural materials.

A day trip to the famous topiary garden in Bishopville, SC, created by self-taught artist Pearl Fryar starting in the 1980s from a cleared cornfield. Meet at Food Lion in Ravenel at 8:30 a.m.; $10 donation per attendee, bring a bag lunch.

An annual special project collecting new gift donations (games, gift cards, teen books) for patients at MUSC Children's Hospital. Chaired by Marie Bolick; bring items to the November meeting or contact her directly.

The last meeting of the year, featuring a seed-packet swap and a holiday potluck. Hosted by the Board of Directors at noon (an hour later than usual).

An expert from the Charleston Tea Garden shares the history of the Camellia sinensis plant and its role in Lowcountry tea production. Note: meeting held one week later than the normal schedule.

The final meeting of the club year, featuring a plant swap potluck and the swearing-in of new officers. Hosted by Jered and Danielle Crosby at Enchanted Oaks.

Featuring speaker Lee Glover, a fifth-generation farmer and author of Field Trip – My Years on a John's Island Farm, discussing tomatoes and local produce development. Held at Christ St. Paul's Church Ministry Center, 11 a.m.

An annual special project collecting new gift donations (games, gift cards, teen books) for patients at MUSC Children's Hospital. Chaired by Marie Bolick; bring items to the November meeting or contact her directly.

Speaker Greg Johnsman of Marsh Hen Mill presents "Grits and Grains," sharing the story of his family's milling business rooted in Sea Island farming traditions.

A day trip including a private house tour, self-guided garden and Butterfly Pavilion tours, and Gullah storytelling. $26 non-refundable reservation due by the February meeting.