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The Mission of the Ripon Garden Club:
- to stimulate the knowledge and love of gardening,
- to aid in the protection of native trees, plants, and birds,
- to improve and protect the quality of the environment through programs and action in the fields of conservation and education.

Our Garden Cl​ub is a group of interested, dynamic volunteers that are dedicated to giving back to the community through civic beautification, school enrichment, and student scholarships. 

Monthly meetings begin with an opportunity to interact with other members and guests, followed by informative speakers covering a range of topics. Refreshments are served. A brief business meeting follows the speaker.

Garden of the Season

Evergreen Elegance

By Kathy Stuart, Chair Garden of the Season 

This pristine garden, nestled on Nancy Drive, is a masterpiece of the homeowner's design.   The yard predominately features evergreen plants, ensuring year-round visual appeal. In the spring, the front porch is gracefully lined with white azaleas in full bloom, creating a picturesque scene. Adding a dynamic touch, the Japanese maple begins the season with vibrant red leaves, gradually transitioning to lush green as the summer heat sets in.  

Photos and Text by K. Stuart, chair, Garden of the Season

 

This garden's featured trees include purple leaf plum, crepe myrtle, and kawakami pear. The bushes are loropetalum, giant agapanthus, xylosma, privet, and asparagus ferns. 

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A charming centerpiece, "The Children of the Well", was acquired from the renowned A. Silvestri Company in San Francisco. It adds a timeless elegance to this already captivating landscape

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Learn More about supporting the

Ripon Garden Club:

  1. Check us out on Facebook
  2. We take Venmo

 

Ripon Garden Club sincerely  appreciates all donations!

Thank you.

Join the Club:

Please consider becoming a member of the Ripon Garden Club! 

  • Annual dues are $25.
  • Download the application, fill it out, and mail it along with your check to the address on the application or bring it to one of our meetings.

We love to see new faces! Please join us at one of our monthly meetings.

Our Projects

1

Mavis Stouffer Park
Butterfly Garden

The garden club is actively working to save the declining butterfly populations. We created a garden at Mavis Stouffer Park to attract the local butterflies.

2

Garden Club Recognition

Members of four National Garden Clubs, Inc. (NGC), Pacific Region Garden Clubs Inc. ( PRGC), California Garden Clubs, Inc. (CGCI) Valley Lode District (VLD), and the Ripon Chamber of Commerce

3

Penny Pines

The Penny Pines Program was established in 1941 by the U. S. Forest Service to replace damaged and/or burned forest areas.  We have supported this project, purchasing almost 300 plantations  to honor loved ones and support. 

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