We meet on the third Wednesday of the month in a different private garden to enjoy beautiful green spaces together. Our gatherings are relaxed, friendly, and full of chat about garden design, plants, and the joys (and challenges!) of gardening. Of course, no meeting is complete without a cup of tea and a slice of cake. Membership is just $15 a year (which also covers insurance). If you'd like more details, contact us now, we’d be delighted to welcome you into our wonderful gardening club.
'friendship through gardens'
The Canowindra Garden Club Inc is a friendly and welcoming community for anyone who loves all things gardening. Whether you’re an experienced green thumb or just starting out, you’ll find inspiration, support, and plenty of shared knowledge. We love swapping gardening tips, exploring beautiful local gardens, and celebrating the simple joys that come with growing plants and connecting with others. Our monthly meetings are relaxed and enjoyable, offering a chance to learn something new, meet like-minded people, and of course, enjoy a cup of tea and a slice of cake. Come along and grow with us!
Love gardening? Join the club!Our Garden Meetings
Meetings in the garden
Grow your skills
Join our hands-on workshops and learn practical techniques to take your gardening skills further! Whether you’re a beginner or refining your green thumb, our sessions offer tips, tricks, and inspiration from expert guest speakers. Don’t miss out — register your interest in upcoming workshops today!
Step into secret gardens
Our members-only day trips are a much-loved highlight, giving us the chance to explore some of the region’s most beautiful and inspiring private gardens. Getting there is part of the fun too — whether you carpool or join the community bus for just $10. We always make time for a relaxed BYO lunch, with plenty of laughter, conversation, and garden inspiration to share along the way!
Grow With Us
In the garden with Dee
Our resident gardening guru, Dee, shares her wealth of knowledge through practical tips, seasonal advice, and clever tricks to help your garden flourish—no matter your skill level.
From plant selection and soil health to pest control and pruning, Dee covers it all with warmth, wisdom, and a passion for all things green.
Check back often for your fresh dose of gardening advice and inspiration — straight from Dee’s garden to yours.
Winter's Jewel: Growing Hellebores
Hellebores, or winter roses, bring colour to the garden from late winter into spring. These hardy perennials grow about 45cm tall with a 60cm spread and thrive in the ground or roomy pots. Plant them 60cm apart, watch for aphids in spring, and cut back old foliage in autumn as new growth appears. A light mulch in spring keeps them happy, and removing spent flowers helps prevent overcrowding from seedlings.
Our Roots
Our Roots
The Garden Clubs of Australia Inc. is a not-for-profit organisation founded in 1950 by Mrs. Margaret Davis MBE. Today, it supports more than 780 affiliated clubs and over 52,000 members nationwide, providing services, resources, and opportunities to connect.
The Canowindra Garden Club Inc, established in 1992, has grown steadily and is proud to be part of this vibrant network. With over 100 active members, our club brings together people who share a passion for gardening, friendship, and community. Members enjoy visits to private gardens, social events, and community projects that celebrate both the beauty of gardens and the spirit of togetherness.
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Freshly Picked News
A heartfelt thank you to the generous owners of this stunning cool-climate garden located just outside Orange, for welcoming our club to wander and enjoy its beauty.
Our Annual Fundraising Spring Fling Plant Stall was a great success, with a wide variety of plants generously donated by our members. Proceeds from the stall support the club’s ongoing member and community initiatives'.
The Canowindra International Balloon Challenge 2025 featured an exciting street parade float, showcasing the vibrant spirit of the festival. It was a colorful highlight of the event, celebrating balloons and community togetherness.
The Open Garden Day at the historic Noojee Lea Homestead was a beautiful success! All gate fees from the event were generously donated to the Canowindra Hospital Auxiliary, supporting a great cause while showcasing this stunning garden.
As part of the 2024 International Balloon Festival, our first garden ramble welcomed up to 150 visitors at each of the 10 open gardens — a resounding success!
Members from the club attended the 2024 Garden Clubs of Australia Friendship Day at Clifton House & Gardens, Young — a wonderful gathering of South West NSW clubs to celebrate National Gardening Week, share knowledge, and enjoy time together.
As part of our ongoing efforts to improve the community, the Canowindra Garden Club has installed several dog poo stations around Canowindra. This initiative aims to keep our town clean and dog-friendly for everyone to enjoy.
A new picnic table has been installed along the Belubula Riverwalk, thanks to the Canowindra Garden Club. This addition provides a great spot for visitors to relax and enjoy the scenic views along the river.
Working in collaboration with the Canowindra Historical Society and Cabonne Council, the new Morris Park information board shares the park’s history with photos and stories.
Connect with Canowindra Garden Club Inc
P O Box 107
Canowindra NSW 2804
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