Formed and federated in 1949, the Club is one of the oldest all-volunteer organizations in the City of League City, Texas, the “City of Oaks.” The Club funded and obtained a State Historical Commission Landmark plaque for League Park in 1981.
League City Bicentennial activities (1976):
League City Bicentennial activities (1976):
- The League Park Bicentennial Bandstand was spearheaded by the Club, which obtained the blueprints and raised funds for its construction. The bandstand was dedicated on July 4th, 1976.
- The Club planted 200 Oak and pine tree seedlings throughout the city, that same year.
The Garden Club is a non-profit organization where all members and officers are volunteers. As a non-profit, we gladly accept public donations.
Objectives:
Stimulate the love of gardening.
Study horticulture.
Study flower arranging.
Encourage home and community beautification.
Encourage conservation of natural resources.
Protect native birds.
Club Theme: Happy gardening: wildflowers, trees, birds, butterflies, and bees.
Throughout the year, our club celebrates the theme of conservation.
Conservation Pledge of the League City Garden Club:I give my pledge as an American to save and faithfully defend from waste
The natural resources of my country
Its air, soil and minerals,
Its forests, water and wildlife.
