Haddonfield
Garden
Club
Beautification, Preservation
& Conservation
The Haddonfield Garden Club was founded in 1906, and became a charter member of the New Jersey Garden Club in 1927.
For more than 115 years, HGC has been involved in community projects and in the education of its members relating to gardening, design, horticulture and the environment. The total number of members is 74. There are 47 active members and 27 inactive members.
Mary Gill Hopkins Founded The Haddonfield Garden Club in 1906. Meeting at Her Haddonfield Summer Home, “Tavistock”, with 11 Relatives & Friends, their Purpose was to Exchange Ideas on Flowers & Gardens, and Preserve the Natural Beauty of the Area
Encouraging an interest in all aspects of horticulture in our community.
As a century- old Garden Club, we are committed to growth and improvement. Last year 23/24, we focused on expanding our membership and enhancing our programs. This 24/25 year, we will continue to evolve, engaging with our community, offering exciting programs, and increasing our membership through social media and our vibrant new website. We strive to connect with the community, garden enthusiasts, and artists with knowledge and passion for gardening. This year, our programs will continue to intrigue our members and guests with programs highlighting South Jersey walks and how to grow and care for succulents. We will awe over local gardeners, and mushrooms will take center stage. We are delighted that our club members plan to enlighten us with flower arrangements and the importance of garden therapy. We agree that variety is the spice of life! We are pleased to see that our members have moved from inactive to active and new members are leaping in with resounding enthusiasm. Everyone has a part to play in our unique Club, be it big or small, to ensure that it continues to grow, change, and evolve so that the next generation builds upon our pride, sense of community, and passion for a purpose. Thank you for entrusting us; this is YOUR Club, this is OUR Club. Jenn Fuller MaryClare Malady
