Experience Creative and Horticultural Excellence

Photo by Kate Fahey, Four Counties Garden Club, PA

Flower shows combine artistic vision, horticultural mastery, engineering, and sophisticated craftsmanship to create a brief but brilliant display of beauty in time.

Members of the public are welcome to attend any of the following upcoming shows and learn about other creative and educational arenas.

 

Upcoming Flower Shows

   
 

Augusta, GA

Southern Exposure

Sand Hills Garden Club, member of The Garden Club of America, presents Southern Exposure, a GCA Flower Show.

Open to the Public

Philadelphia, PA

One Land, Many Stewards

The educational focus of One Land, Many Stewards is an immersive native plant exhibit demonstrated in the Division V Exhibit, Native Plants on the Parkway: A Botany of Nations Garden.

Open to the Public

Jackson, MS

Fun at the Fair

The Garden Club of Jackson’s Fun at the Fair show is a joyful reminder that creativity doesn’t always have to be serious to be meaningful. While much of our work centers on conservation, photography, and the artistry of floral design, this show gives us permission to play—to celebrate color, whimsy, and the simple pleasures that first drew us to create. It refreshes our spirits, strengthens our camaraderie, and reminds us that even in the most dedicated work, there should always be room for delight.

Open to the Public

Englewood, NJ

Classic

The Division V Education Exhibit aims to raise awareness of the importance of supporting birds in their migration along the Atlantic Flyway. The Atlantic Flyway is a major migratory route stretching over 3,000 miles from the Arctic to the Caribbean and South America, with New Jersey serving as a stopover point. The Flyway functions as a corridor for over 500 species of migratory birds that pass through New Jersey. In Division V we highlight native plant selection and garden design ideas to provide these birds with the food and shelter they need to survive during their migration.

Open to the Public

Norfolk, Virginia

Fair Winds and Following Seas

We are excited to welcome you to our beloved city!

The City of Norfolk's identity has long been defined by its deep ties to the sea, exemplified primarily through Naval Station Norfolk, the world's largest naval base, and home to the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) headquarters, which overlooks the historic harbor on the Elizabeth River. The city embraces its maritime heritage, earning the nickname "Navy Town," and famously adopting mermaids as their whimsical cultural symbol.

Open to the Public

Atlanta, GA

Flourish

Cherokee Garden Club is honored to present Flourish in association with the Cherokee Garden Library and the Atlanta History Center. 

Our club’s nearly 100-year history is intertwined with the Cherokee Garden Library’s 50-plus and Atlanta History Center’s 100-plus year history. Founded by Cherokee members, the Library is a growing collection of over 40,000 rare and contemporary works telling the diverse and meaningful stories of people and plants that have shaped the Southeastern United States and beyond. 

Open to the Public

Palm Beach, FL

Whitehall In Bloom

The Whitehall In Bloom education classes focus on the issues of Waste Management and Native Plants.

Open to the Public

Wilmington, DE

Brandywine Blooms

Brandywine Blooms is presented by Zone V and supported by the collective efforts of its 14 member clubs.

Open to the Public

Baltimore, MD

Continuum- Honor the Past, Celebrate the Present, Imagine the Future A Celebration of St. George’s Garden Club’s 100th Anniversary

The educational focus of Continuum is to discuss nature education in Baltimore City by focusing on Cylburn Arboretum and Bliss Meadows. It is demonstrated in the Division V Exhibit, Nature Education in Baltimore City Public Spaces.

Open to the Public

Carmel, IN

Les Belles Fleurs: Accelerate!

The Indianapolis Garden Club, member of The Garden Club of America, presents Les Belles Fleurs: Accelerate! a zone meeting flower show.

Open to the Public