Dedicated to the preservation and protection of Brookline’s outdoor spaces.
Our club fosters both gardening and education, uniting town members, shop owners, and passionate individuals who care about their surroundings. From September to May, we host monthly meetings featuring outings, lectures, and hands-on activities.
"The goals of The Garden Club of Brookline are to promote horticulture, conservation, landscape design, and the improvement of public open space for all to enjoy."
About Us
We support the Brookline Community.
We find our gardens and parks to be sources of pleasure and inspiration—places we enjoy sharing with others. Some of us have gardens with flowers and shrubs, some of us have just a small patch tucked outside our back door and for some, just a sunny window with potted herbs will do. Whether there’s a garden in your future, or just memories from the past, we all can benefit from learning about our green spaces. Our club members are passionate, not only about gardening, but have a strong sense of community. We are town meeting members, shop owners, board members and individuals who care deeply about their surroundings. We have monthly meetings from September through May that may include an outing, a lecture, or a hands-on activity.
Come join us!
Our activities have included...
Participating in the preservation of the beautiful Minot Rose Garden.
Planting daffodil bulbs along the Marathon route as part of the BostonStrong commemorations and in other public spaces around the town.
Supporting the planting of trees in Fisher Hill Reservoir Park.
Decorating and donating holiday wreaths.
Participating in the “Books in Bloom” program at the Brookline Public Library.
Collaborating with other Garden Clubs throughout the Boston metropolitan area for events, lectures, and activities.
We support many organizations, including:
We are members of the Federated Garden Club of Massachusetts and an affiliate member of the Boston Committee of the Garden Clubs of America, a 501(c)(3) organization.
We have been serving our community and beyond for 90+ years. Want to learn more?
