All-Member Meeting

Name: All-Member Meeting
Start: 2025-04-10T11:00:00-05:00
Location: Lendonwood Gardens

Schedule

Thu, 10 Apr, 2025 at 11:00 am

UTC-05:00

Location

Lendonwood Gardens | Grove, OK

Join members of Northeast District of Oklahoma Garden Clubs for our quarterly luncheon workshop/mini-un-convention.
Hosts:
Members of Lakeside Garden Club of Ketchum
Location:
Lendonwood Gardens
1308 Har-Ber Road
Grove OK 74345
RSVP to [email protected] by April 3 to ensure food and facilities setup.
11am Social time followed by Luncheon
Noon Business Meeting
We will enjoy a guided tour of the eight (8) Gardens on Lendonwood’s eight (8) acres of northeastern Oklahoma heaven on earth! A golf car will be available for Members who must limit walking.
Plan to bring cash/credit card for the new Welcome Center Gift Shop!
Our Hosts with Lakeside Garden Club are underwriting this day and invite participants to:
* donate to Lendonwood: https://lendonwood.com/donate/
* become a member: https://lendonwood.com/membership/
Lendonwood Gardens is a member of American Horticultural Society Reciprocal Garden Network. Already a member of Tulsa Botanic Garden, Tulsa Garden Center, Myriad Botanical Gardens, Philbrook or another Network garden? Bring your membership cards!
Questions? Email [email protected].
OGC NE District Goals:
* Support Educational Programs—Learn more about NGC Schools.
* Encourage Cross-Club Interactions—Monthly "What's Up, NED" to all NED members according to rosters received with 2024-2025 dues from ea club
* Cultivate Non-Federated Clubs/Members--Schedule quarterly in-person meetings/events hosted by NED clubs to maximize member engagement and benefits.
* Through cooperation with other agencies and Oklahoma's garden clubs, OGC and NED coordinate the interests of garden clubs and their members to bring them into closer relationships of mutual helpfulness by association, conference and correspondence; to develop a greater love for plants and flowers, and a knowledge of their cultivation; to aid in the production and conservation of our natural resources; to stimulate civic pride and to beautify our homes, cities and communities, to further horticultural education and landscape design and to make a more beautiful and productive Northeast District of Oklahoma.