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PO Box 914, Coeur d'Alene, ID 83816
CdaGardenClub@gmail.com

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​​Learning.  Community.  Fun.

 The Coeur d'Alene Garden Club provides horticultural education through meetings, field trips, presentations and our beloved annual garden tour. We are dedicated to sharing, learning, and furthering the beautification of our community through the use of plants. 



L A T E S T   N E W S!


10/15/25

WE ARE LOOKING FOR GARDENS NOW!  Do you know of a great garden for our annual garden tour?  Please send us a lead and we'll look into it!  The proceeds go towards wonderful projects right here in our community, and you can read about the latest here - https://cdapress.com/news/2025/oct/15/garden-tour-gifts-grow-local-programs/


​"Yes, it was work getting ready. However that was so outweighed by the fun and 'so rewarding' feeling of accomplishment and pride. I especially liked seeing other people enjoying my garden. I would do it again in a minute."  -- Connie, Garden Owner


"...It was heartwarming for me to feel the love and kind words of so many and my soul was full of gratitude. Opening up your gardens will give you a goal and give you so much joy and rewarding experiences, plus the new friendships you will make along this journey are amazing! I would highly recommend it."  -- Bob, Garden Owner



10/13/25

Join us for our next meeting tomorrow, October 14 at 1pm at the CDA Library downstairs in the Community Room. At the beginning of the meeting Garden Tour Chair Judy Feldner will distribute checks to local charities and schools who applied for grants. With the help of our generous Sponsors, talented Artisans/Vendors, and support from patrons who purchased tickets, the Club was able to raise over $30,000. We doubled what we gave back to the community last year!

Afterwards, our program will be a presentation by WingsRising, a 501c3 nonprofit organization. They were a very popular exhibitor in one of the gardens on our garden tour this year.  Their mission is 4-fold: Scientific research to identify causes of pollinator decline, educate the public about the need to protect primary pollinators, restore pollinator habitats, and manage land preservation trusts to permanently protect pollinator habitats. 


9/2/25

Are you receiving our monthly emailed newsletter?  If not, please send an email to CdaGardenClub@gmail.com so we can make sure we have your current email in our system!  You don't want to miss these informative, fun newsletters for club members.


8/27/25

The next meeting will be held on Tuesday, September 9th at Bluegrass Park. Please note we will meet at 11:30. In addition to the meeting, we will have a Potluck and Plant Exchange. You do not have to bring a plant to participate. See you there!


8/19/25

Members, check your email for details about the private garden tour of member gardens this Saturday 1-3pm.

​The 2nd Annual Tomato Tango was a great success.
🏆The winners of the contests are as follows:
🍅Best tasting red- John Finney
🍅Best tasting non-red- Joyce Jones🍅
🍅Best tasting cherry tomato- Kathy Evjen
🍅Ugliest tomato-Kay Burddik
Our member's choice BEST TASTING TOMATO DISH was so close

that the top two were only one vote apart, so we decided to award a

second place prize this year.
🍅 First place Cheryl Sorenson
🍅 Second place Rachel Irish


6/7/25

IT'S GARDEN TOUR TIME!   Looking for the perfect way to spend a summer Sunday? Gather your friends, grab a sunhat, and embark on a self-guided tour of 6 incredible gardens! Stroll through lush landscapes, shop unique garden-inspired vendors, and enjoy live music in a relaxed outdoor setting. Whether you come with fellow plant enthusiasts or just want a peaceful solo retreat, the Coeur d'Alene Garden Club's 27th annual Garden Tour on June 29 is an experience you won’t forget! Tickets are available now—get yours before they sell out!  Grants for tour funds are due June 29 - apply here!