The Winston-Salem Garden Club
The Winston-Salem Garden Club is designed for gardeners of all skill levels interested in evening meetings.
It doesn’t matter if you have a green thumb or you’re just getting started.
Membership is open to all North Carolina residents.
Come learn something new, be inspired, and discover new plants and techniques.
It is easy to sign up for membership in the Winston-Salem Garden Club!
If you are a current WSGC member, click here to renew your membership. If your contact information needs updating, please contact winstonsalemgardenclub@gmail.com
Step One : New Member Info Form
Step Two : Membership Dues
Membership requires annual dues of $45 per member. Please pay dues per the instructions in the registration form above.
Step Three : Welcome!
You are all set.
Still not sure this is right for you?
Come to a meeting and try us out!
Your first meeting is free.
Meetings for 2025-26 are on Wednesday evenings and begin at 6:30 pm
September 10 – Exploring Crossnore and the Second Harvest Food Bank Community Gardens
November 12 – Keep Winston-Salem Beautiful and the Garden Club Council
January 14 – Mona King at Mona’s Studio
March 11 – Making nosegays for Gran’s Garden at Senior Services
May 13 – Bee Keeping with Ben Wilson
Scroll down for more information and to register for each meeting, or click here for a printable PDF.
Wednesday, September 10, 2025
Exploring Crossnore and the Second Harvest Food Bank Garden
Speaker: Libit Glenn, Board President of the Food Bank Garden
Location: Betty and Jim Holmes Food Bank Garden on the Crossnore Communities for Children Campus
1001 Reynolda Road
Program begins at 6:30 PM
Jim Holmes started with a simple idea…use the urban farmland at Crossnore Communities for Children (formerly known as the Children’s Home) to raise produce for the Food Bank. Supported by an army of volunteers since its beginning in 1998, Mr. Homes’ vision of a sustainable garden free of pesticides and herbicides grows stronger with each passing year. As we work in the garden, Libit Glenn, a longtime volunteer and Board President of the Food Bank Garden, will lead a discussion about the garden and its role in Second Harvest’s Feeding Health Initiative.
Please wear clothing and shoes appropriate for working in a garden. Gloves, tools, etc. will be provided.
Wednesday, November 12, 2025
Keep Winston-Salem Beautiful: Community impact and how we can help!
Speaker: Andy Szabat, Executive Director of Keep Winston-Salem Beautiful
Location: Davis Training Center on the Crossnore Communities for Children Campus
Doors open at 6 PM | Program begins at 6:30 PM
Keeping Winston-Salem Beautiful! In a nutshell, that is the goal! The Garden Club Council is extremely proud of our association with Keep Winston-Salem Beautiful (KWSB) through its Clean & Green School and the Flower Bed Judging programs. We are true partners in crime in sharing this mission. We are fortunate to have Andy Szabat, Executive Director of KWSB, update us on the organization’s impact in our community and share with us the many ways in which this organization makes our community, well, beautiful!
Wednesday, January 14, 2026
Living Masterpieces
Speaker: Mona King, Environmental Designer & Artist
Location: Mona and Associates Design Studio
5075 Country Club Road, Winston-Salem
Doors open at 6PM | Program begins at 6:30 PM
Wowing attendees at the annual North Carolina State Meeting, our very own Mona King is graciously opening her studio to us! After spending years in the corporate world as a graphic designer, Mona wanted to work in nature and create environments that make people feel good. She started Mona and Associates Design where she pursues her passion as an Environmental Designer and Artist. She uses natural elements such as moss, wood, leaves and stones to create colorful, textured slices of nature that bring the outside indoors. Join us as we learn about the process of taking natural elements to create beautiful “living” masterpieces.
Wednesday, March 11, 2026
Making Nosegays for Gran’s Garden at Senior Services
Location: Crossnore Communities for Children Campus
Doors open at 6 PM | Program begins at 6:30 PM
Back by popular demand! Join us as we make nosegays which will accompany the Meals on Wheels trays and learn more about Gifts from Gran’s Garden, a wonderful program that brings outdoor beauty to indoor lives. Founded by Lila Cruikshank, this program has evolved to a program that emphasizes the need to provide a little bit of beauty and kindness to our senior population. No experience required. It is all about FUN!
Wednesday, May 13, 2025
Beekeeping with Ben
Speaker: Ben Wilson
Location: Davis Training Center at Crossnore Communities for Children Campus
Doors open at 6 PM | Program begins at 6:30 PM
We can all agree that bees play an important role in our ecosystem. The sustainable and environmentally friendly activity of beekeeping may be thought of as a niche hobby however, beekeeping supports biodiversity and contributes to food security and plant pollination. We are ending our year on a “hive” note as Mr. Wilson takes us on the journey of life inside the bee colony and the challenges and rewards of maintaining bees and the critical roles bees play in the environment and global economy.
Questions? Email WinstonSalemGardenClub@gmail.com