Our Annual Mother’s Day

Plant Sale

Saturday May 11, 8am - 2pm 379 Downing Drive, Yorktown Green Shopping Center

Love to garden and want to learn more about native plants? You’re in the right place.

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About The Club

Members of the Garden Club of Yorktown made wreaths for our town buildings and the VA at Montrose. A beautiful tradition for many, many years. Happy Holidays!
Today our holiday decorating took us to the streets of Yorktown and Shrub Oak. We assembled a total of 35 pots on Commerce and Main Streets. Happy Holidays to all!
Our annual Great Fall Cleanup of 2023 took place at Jack Devito Park at Triangle shopping center. It was s sunny November day 🍁🌞

The Garden Club of Yorktown, New York was established in 1926. Some traditions remain the same, some are new. We plant and maintain gardens to enhance the beauty of our town and support our pollinators. We assist community organizations, hold workshops, and visit gardens near and far to spark our creativity and learn new techniques. If you’re considering becoming a member, we invite you to learn more about us.

Recent Posts From Our Blog

Our blog aims to share our knowledge of native gardening by providing you with a native plant resource. We will regularly highlight a new plant to help you decide if it’s a good fit for your yard. Occasionally, we’ll blog about what our club members are doing to support our local pollinators, educate the community, and help you in your garden with our periodic gardening tips.

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Leave the Seedheads
Leave the Seedheads

Birds are still relying on last year’s seeds to feed on while they prepare for nesting and raising new offspring.

March Spotlight: Red Osier Dogwood
March Spotlight: Red Osier Dogwood

Red Osier Dogwood brings vibrant red to the winter landscape, but it needs some help to do so.

The Secret Life of Dead Trees
The Secret Life of Dead Trees

Dead trees feed and house local wildlife and as they decompose they release nutrients into the soil that help the plants around them. Dead and dying trees are an integral part of a healthy ecosystem.