The mission of the Paducah Garden Club shall be to stimulate the love and knowledge of gardening, to aid in the protection of native plants and environment, and to encourage civic improvements.
What's New!
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Photos of Special Flower Show Awards see Gallery
See interesting propagation techniques (and beautiful plants) in video from Cornell's student-run greenhouse featuring a GCA Scholar
(click here)
Congratulations to Stephanie -
Another Cover Photo!
See GCA's
Spring Issue of
The Real Dirt
&
Check your GCA Bulletin p. 68 for
PGC article and photo - Thank you, Amanda!
UPCOMING LOCAL EVENTS
PGC's Connection to GCA in the City
GCA in the City is a Garden Club of America initiative that brings the GCA spirit to metro-area young professional non-members of GCA through educational and social evening/weekend programs. A Nashville event was held at the Green Door Gourmet, a 350-acre organic farm whose produce serves several Nashville restaurants. Under the guidance of owner and farmer Sylvia Ganier, participants learned principles for cooking with herbs, enjoyed herbaceous cocktails, and planted their own pots of herbs to take home. Meg Hancock Klein (Sid's daughter) recently participated. Meg is pictured in the light blue striped chambray blouse. Some members might have relatives in metro-areas
who would enjoy participating in GCA in the City events!
Read More About Paducah's Smithsonian Documented Gardens
See Members then look below Historical Section. (some photos not yet available) also
click here​
​Setting new records while celebrating 100 years of the
GCA Scholarship Program -
For 2026 over $600,000 awarded to 130 Scholars
after receiving 545 applications -
Congratulations to the GCA Scholar Class of 2026!
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Links are available for GCA and PGC scholarship information under Civic Projects .
Follow scholars on Instagram or Facebook at gcascholarships and GCA Scholarships