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Welcome!
OUR ORGANIZATION
Each year we celebrate the outstanding women who created our organization. CCGC, Inc was established in 1948 by Irie Mae Clark Wood and 25 Tallahassee area women gardeners. Capital City Garden Club, Inc provides information & activities related to the fine art of gardening. We are a 501 (C) 3 non-profit charitable organization. (Pictured Staghorn Fern winning entry Fall Flower Show at the North Florida Fair 2025.)
MAGNOLIA, PANSY, PETUNIA & ZINNIA CIRCLES
Capital City Garden Club, Inc currently consist of four garden club circles -- Magnolia Circle, Pansy Circle, Petunia Circle & Zinnia Circle with more than 90 members. Circles meet monthly. Contact us for meeting dates, times and locations. Coming Soon, Details about our new Magnolia Circle.
MEMBERSHIP
We welcome new members to join us and share our love for gardening. Membership applications may be requested through any of our current members or email your request for an application to capitalcitygardenclub1@gmail.com. Annual Dues $60
2025 Winning Entries: Recycled Plant Extravaganza
FALL FLOWER SHOW AT THE NORTH FLORIDA FAIR
Congratulations!
We closed another successful fall flower show exhibit at the North Florida Fair on Sunday, November 16, 2025.
Special thanks to the North Florida Fair at www.northfloridafair.com. As you know, putting our exhibition together is a year-long effort. Your help and cooperation are so appreciated.
We also acknowledge and thank our judges and clerks who spent hours evaluating the entries and using their expertise to make the hard decisions involved with selecting winning entries and awarding ribbons and premium awards. We are immensely proud of the quality of the entries this year including our beautiful horticulture building exterior landscape design by Bannerman Landscape, Residential & Commercial Services at www.bannermanlandscape.com.
Participants were highly creative in the ways they carried out our theme. Most who placed entries in the horticulture section displayed their plants and flowers in recycled containers. Exhibitors in our design sections carried out our theme by demonstrating many exceptional ways to recycle used household items to create beautiful gardens and lovely displays in their homes and, at the same time, they provided examples of ways that we can help protect our environment. Think about recycling the next time you re-pot a plant. Instead of buying a new pot, repurpose something you already own.
Thanks to all of you who participated and/or visited our exhibit. Looking forward to seeing you next year.
FACILITY RENTAL
Facility Rental, Annual Spring Flower Show, Annual Fall Flower Show at the North Florida Fair, Founders Day Luncheon, Pretty Hat Tea, Educational Seminars, CCGC Online Workshop Series & Flower Sales. Special thanks to our special event sponsors. Go to our SPECIAL EVENTS SPONSORS page to see who they are.
Our Clubhouse is OPEN for rentals. Book your next event with us at our facility located at, 626 Tram Rd in Tallahassee. Make arrangements with our rental manager Johnnie Levingston-Lee, 850-656-7224.
Go to Contact Us -Clubhouse Rental Page for details. We have made renting the clubhouse easy for you. You can now download your rental contract directly from our website and link directly to our partner Eventsured for rental Insurance.
Go to Clubhouse Agreement Page to download PDF copy of the contract. View facility video and click Contact Us-Clubhouse Rental page to link with Eventsured. Online reservations coming soon!
ANNUAL EVENT - Thank you for your support!
PRETTY HAT & BRIMS LUNCHEON 2025
Celebrating our most recent event and very successful April fundraiser with you. Happy to share the highlights. Hope you enjoy this video production created by Janniel Bayard. Visit her profile at https://www.facebook.com/share/1BDdS6hbJA/?mibextid=wwXIfr
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OUR MISSION
To provide a place where our members and residents of our community can participate in, and study, in all aspects, the fine art of gardening. We do so by educating the public and sharing information, by promoting cooperative gardening, community beautification projects; conducting flower shows, workshops and other events designed to exhibit the products of our gardening efforts. We are also continuously advocating for the conservation and protections of wildflowers, shrubs, trees and other natural resources in and around our community.
Happy Thanksgiving
May simple abundance fill your cup with graditude.