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"HOLIDAY PARTY” 

December  8th, 2026

Today we are taking a break from our lecture series with a membership holiday gathering.  ​

As President of the Lake Forest Park Garden Club, it is my absolute joy to welcome you all to our annual holiday celebration.  Today is a chance to take a well-deserved break from our usual lectures and digging, and simply enjoy the wonderful community we've grown together. To all our members, I am so grateful for each of you—your passion, your shared wisdom, and the beautiful friendships that blossom here season after season.

Thank you all for bringing your holiday spirit, your fantastic company, and of course, the wonderful food to our party. Let’s raise a glass to a restful winter season, a joyful holiday, and an early spring.  Please eat, drink, mingle, and have a wonderful time today 

.Happy holidays, everyone!"

Coming Up

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  • ​November 24th - Tuesday - Board meeting.

  • December 8th - Tuesday - Holiday party.

  • January 12th - Tuesday - General membership meeting. Del Brummet: "Slow Burn: A propagation Journey by Seed and Spore".

  • January 26th- Tuesday - Board meeting.

  • February 9 - Tuesday - General membership meeting followed by a "Fellowship social" - lets discover each other.

  • February 17 th- 21st- Wed-Sun - Northwest Flower and Garden Festival.

  • February 23rd- Tuesday - Board meeting.

  • March  - Date To Be Determined - Wednesday  - Miller Garden tour.

  • March 9th - Tuesday - General membership meeting. Ray Streckii speaks on Mason Bees.

  • March 23rd - Tuesday - Board meeting.

  • April 13th - Tuesday - General membership meeting. Nomination and election of LFPGC board.   Denny Organ reveals all about Tomatoes.

  • April 27th - Tuesday - Board meeting.

  • May 11th - Tuesday - General membership meeting. Jennifer Carlson guest speaker.

  • May 25th - Tuesday - Board meeting.

  • Stay tuned for more info and watch for your newsletters. Enjoy your gardening.

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 If you have ideas for programs/speakers, please contact us using the "Contact Us" form below

Volunteer
Grow Your Community. Share Your Passion. Make a Difference!

Secret Gardens Of Lake Forest Park - there are many volunteer positions open which are needed to have a successful tour.  Most needed are docents and "check in" volunteers on the day of.  We also need people with computer skills to help with the organization of the tour.

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Otter Garden - Work alongside other LFPGC volunteers to weed, plant, and prune this beautiful scenic spot in Animal Acres Park.  Check with Linda Holman as she is the organizer for this.

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Wreath Making - We need your evergreen and yard trimmings to assemble into wreaths as not everyone has easy access to conifers, etc. to assemble into holiday wreaths.  Please see Mark if you want your clippings to be put to good use and help brighten the holidays for everyone.

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Lake Forest Park Commons "Involvement Fair" - We need 1 or 2 volunteers to share information about the Garden Club and its involvement with the city of LFP and The Commons at the fair on Feb 7th for about 4 hours inside the Commons.  Mark has details.

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Miller Garden Tour - In April (exact date not announced yet) we need someone to organize car pools to get to the gardens.  There are only a few cars allowed and we have openings for 12 participants.

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Plant growers - We need everyone to start thinking about how they can contribute to the success of our Spring Plant Sale.  We need people who will divide plants in their yards and grow them on to success before May of 2027.  Remember, our plant sale is our number 1 money maker for the club.

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Plant Sitters - We need several people to "Plant Sit" plants that have been potted up for our Spring Plant sale but need care through the winter/spring months.  If you can help please speak with our Plant Sale committee.

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Plant Label Makers - Gale Hall has given the club a generous donation of a P-Touch Label maker.  It would be great for someone to use it to provide plant labels for potted plants at our plant sale.  Providing common names for the plants would be great but if you are familiar with genus/species that would be a bonus.  Challenge yourself.

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​​Volunteering with the Lake Forest Park Garden Club is a wonderful way to combine a love of gardening with friendship, learning, and community service. Whether you are an experienced gardener or simply enjoy being outdoors, there are many rewarding ways to get involved.

As a volunteer, you'll build friendships with fellow garden enthusiasts, share your knowledge and talents, learn new gardening skills, and help make Lake Forest Park a more beautiful and welcoming place. From caring for the Otter Garden and growing plants for our annual Plant Sale to supporting the Secret Gardens Tour and other community projects, every contribution makes a difference.

Most importantly, volunteering gives you the opportunity to connect with others, give back to your community, support local environmental and horticultural efforts, and experience the satisfaction of seeing your efforts bloom.

Come grow with us! Share your time, talents, and enthusiasm. Together, we grow gardens, friendships, and a stronger community.​​​​

How to become a member of the Lake Forest Park Garden Club

New members are accepted throughout the year. Both novice and experienced gardeners are welcome. You do not need to live in the city of Lake Forest Park to become a member.  The annual dues are $35. Join or renew using the button below OR membership dues can be paid at our "membership" table at the monthly membership meeting OR they can be mailed* to:

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Lake Forest Park Garden Club

P.O. Box 82484

Kenmore, WA 98028

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*If mailing in membership please make check payable to: Lake Forest Park Garden Club and include your name, address, phone number and email address.  Don't forget - your membership gives you access to all of the garden club activities AND at least 7 guest lectures a year.  Each talk alone is probably worth the cost of the entire years membership fee.

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Now in its 102nd year, the Lake Forest Park Garden Club is a 501(c)(3) organization that meets monthly and provides a time to talk to other gardeners, get tips on horticulture and design, and enjoy a program with a guest speaker on topics of interest. The goals of this club are as follows: To make a study of propagation and culture of plants: to develop home gardens: to aid in the protection of native trees, flowers and birds; to foster a spirit of reverence and love for the beautiful in nature; to encourage the members and residents of the community to beautify their homes with flowers, shrubs and vegetables; and to create and promote good fellowship among the members of the club.
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Hydrangea Plant

Join Us Each Month!

The Lake Forest Park Garden Club meets at 9:30am on the second Tuesday of the month (September through May) on the upper level of the Lake Forest Park Town Center, near the stage. There is a short membership meeting, followed by a featured speaker. You do not need to live in the city of Lake Forest Park to be a member of the garden club.  You may attend our meetings twice before we ask you to become a member.  Your membership dues help pay for our speakers/lectures.

Lake Forest Park Town Center is located at the intersection of Bothell Way NE (SR 522) and Ballinger Way NE (SR104) (see map).​

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Other Treasures of Lake Forest Park
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