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Welcome to the Oakdale Garden Club Meets 3rd Tuesday at 12:30 pm, Oakdale Masonic Center, 357 No. 8th Ave., Oakdale, CA
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Dogwood tree in Spring |
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Welcome to the Oakdale Garden Club Meets 3rd Tuesday at 12:30 pm, Oakdale Masonic Center, 357 No. 8th Ave., Oakdale, CA
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Dogwood tree in Spring |
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ANNUAL SALAD LUNCHEON |
FARMERS' MARKET |
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Jun 15, 2010, 11am Community Center, 2nd Ave & F St. |
May 27 - Sep 2, 2010 6 - 8 p.m. 3rd Ave & F St |
| Oakdale Garden Club Officers: 2011-2012 | ||
| President:: Marilyn Taylor | ||
| 1st Vice Pres.: | ||
| 2nd Vice Pres.: Beverly Hartman | ||
| Secretary: Judy Walters | ||
| Corresponding Secretary: Beverly Berridge | ||
| Treasurer: Grace Griggs | ||
| Parliamentarian: Bob Taylor | ||
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Historian: Laura Burghardt |
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Information contact: gardens@oakdalegardenclub.org Mail: P.O. Box 912, Oakdale, CA 95361 |
Oakdale Garden Club Supports the Following Programs
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Oakdale post office flag pole garden planted and maintained by the Oakdale Garden Club
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Annual donation to Nature Conservancy
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Annual donation to Sempervirens Fund for redwood preservation plus two dedicated redwood trees in Big Basin State Park
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Oakdale Garden Club annually presents scholarships to two Oakdale High School seniors who plan to study a horticultural related field
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Oakdale Citizens' Cemetery special gardens maintenance. Left is
children's plot filled fifty years ago, many markers previously missing.
Right is flag plaza with plants and benches.
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Stanislaus National Forest Penny Pines Re-forestation Program through donation of over 50 plantation plantings of about 27,000 seedlings |
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Magnolia Elementary School Garden Project
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History of the Oakdale Garden Club
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In 1929, the Garden Division of the Women's Improvement Club of Oakdale, established 1907, separated from the parent club and became the Oakdale Garden Club. The Garden Club is affiliated with the Valley Lode District of California Garden Clubs, Inc. and National Garden Club, Inc. The Oakdale Garden Club is a non-profit organization dedicated to educating members, along all horticulture lines, in the preservation of natural resources; to increase knowledge and interest in amateur gardening; and to further community interest in gardening |
