During this year’s Garden Club monthly programming and by the light of the HARVEST MOON DINNER on October 4th, we will have learned a variety of new techniques about gardening. Our Members will have enjoy a full slate of informative and inspirational presentations and workshops with experts and fostered new friendships.

See our programs and events here.

Our community organic vegetable garden in Seavy Street Park will be the newest addition to educational programs for the city. Learn the many vegetables that we can grow in small spaces and the proper growing techniques for the organically grown garden.

Nothing is more beautiful than a small town with plentiful flowers to greet you. The City Hall Planter Committee, with the Gardener’s Alley Committee of volunteer members, organizes, plants, and diligently cares for this beautiful garden all year. This commitment ensures it remains a flowering sitting area at City Hall, providing a welcoming environment for our community, visitors, family, and friends.

The Committee gathered early one morning to begin design work and planting of our new project next to City Hall, Gardener’s Alley. The existing plants were rearranged, others trimmed, a few received heavy pruning, and new plants were added, watering them well to ensure all establishes with ease. This is such a pretty new beginning to a sweet alleyway garden.

This walkway enchants with a Wisteria and rose covered arbor and a lushly planted walk that leads to a welcoming sitting garden. A new Garden Club project that we are excited to beautify.

A favorite spot for a photoshoot!

Our Hanging Baskets on Main Committee of volunteers plant a beautiful mix of trailing annuals in Hanging Baskets each year for the town center. This years mix of brightly colored fuchsia supertunia, sunflower yellow lantana, and summery white vinca is a winning combination. WOW!

Our Cookbook is a unique collection of family recipes, some of which have been cherished secrets for generations. We have also had the honor of including favorites from local restaurant owners, chefs, and Walking Dead celebrities. It’s a piece of Senoia’s culinary history.

Our dedication to garden preservation within our community begins in this charming Victorian-style garden at the Senoia United Methodist Church. Our volunteer members also learn proper gardening skills, awareness of conservation, and how to protect the quality of the environment.

This classic 1906 Victorian Garden has colonial influences and was a unique design in the period. The socialites of the community would entertain in their gardens and exchange notes on horticulture and the newest plants available on the market.