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Thank you to everyone who came out to shop at our annual Mother’s Day Plant Sale on May 9/10th, 2025. It was a huge success once again, despite the weather! We truly appreciate all the support from our wonderful Wilton community.
Click here for more information about our annual Mother’s Day Plant Sale!

WGC Philanthropy Committee members “give back $8,287.00” to nine local organizations. Shoppers at the plant sale can feel good knowing that a large percentage of profits from the sale support many local non profit organizations, which include: Norwalk River Valley Trail, Ambler Farm, Norwalk River Watershed Association, Wilton Land Conservation Trust, Wilton Library Association, Wilton Historical Society, Wilton Go Green and the Pollinator Pathway. Read all about it here: https://patch.com/connecticut/wilton/wilton-garden-club-gives-back-local-charitable-causes

Members Only Event Calendar:

2025-2026 Monthly Meetings at 11:30 am, Pilgrim Hall (Wilton Congregational Church)

Our complete program schedule for 2025/26 will be updated soon and can be found here

2025/26 General Meeting Schedule:

September 8th
October 20th
November 11th
December 8th
January 12th
February 9th
March 9th
April 13th
May 18th
June 2rd– Annual Awards Luncheon

Click on the button below to view our members activity calendar

MEMBERS ACTIVITY CALENDAR

In November, 2024, we completed the planting of the last of the bulbs (2,000!) at the entrance of Town Hall to reach our goal of planting a total of 15,000 daffodil bulbs as part of the Wilton Garden Club’s Golden Miles Initiative! Thank you to all the Wilton Garden Club volunteers, along with friends and family and volunteers that have included: Kiwanis club members, Girl Scouts, numerous members of the community, employees of AMSL, M&T Bank and the Wilton YMCA, as well as our very own First Selectwoman, Toni Boucher! This is a floral display you won’t want to miss. We carefully selected a special blend of bulbs, comprised of early, mid, and late-blooming varieties, to ensure the flowers last for approximately six weeks each spring. Peak bloom time is in mid-April. We hope you’ll take advantage of our self-guided driving tour so that you can witness our daffodil explosion for yourself. Read about us in the news here.

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