Rooted in tradition since 1938, we are one of Texas’s oldest garden clubs—dedicated to growing vibrant community connection, sharing a passion for gardening, and protecting Galveston's architectural heritage
Above: Watch our progress. Using only donations and volunteer labor, the front of the house was painted in the Summer of 2024. So much more to do, but a great first step.
Unwind with a brush in one hand and your favorite sip in the other. At Canvas Chaos, you’ll create a garden‑inspired painting step by step—no experience needed.
The Galveston Garden Club's Annual Pansy Sale is OPEN! Order yours today!
Pre-ordered pansies will be ready for pickup at 9 am. Walk-up sales welcome from 9 am to 2 pm.
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We are delighted and honored to have Priscilla Files, Executive Director of the Galveston Island Tree Conservancy as our guest speaker. She's an International Society of Arboriculture Certified Arborist with a B.S. and M.S. in Horticulture from Texas A&M University.
Come and see some of Nature's most amazing and beautiful creations. There will be large selection of plants for you to see and purchase and an Orchids 101 Workshop so you can learn all about these amazing plants. The workshop is free, but please RSVP if you would like to attend.
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Dr. Karen Gerlach, Rosarian, Master Gardner, proprietor of Itchy Acres Gardens and Art, and Associate Professor at MD Anderson Cancer Center will be leading this workshop discussing topic like when best to plant, prune and general car for roses in the Gulf Coast area.
Pre-ordered pansies will be ready for pickup at 9 am. Walk-up sales welcome from 9 am to 2 pm.
Celebrate the holidays 1822's style at the historic 1847 Powhatan House
The Galveston Garden Club is an all-volunteer nonprofit organization. We have no paid staff and we "pinch our pennies." As we restore the house and rebuild the Club, we are dedicated to utilizing our limited resources wisely.
How We Use Garden Club Funds
The only expenditures authorized by the Board of Directors from the general fund are to pay the utilities and insurance related to the 1847 Powhatan House. These funds are derived from membership dues and profit from fundraising events like the Pansy Sale and Caladium Sale. We pay no speaking fees and refreshments at meetings are provided by volunteers.
Donations received through the Powhatan Project are used specifically for the restoration of the Powhatan House. We utilize volunteer labor when appropriate and often receive significant discounts from local vendors. Simply stated, our pledge to you is that we will use every penny judiciously.