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Lafayette Garden Club The objects of this club shall be to advance gardening and NGC, DS and LGCF goals.

11/04/2026

November through February is the time to plant many fruit trees, shrubs and vines in Louisiana! These do well in our climate and can produce fruit for many years.

This months selection is Kim and Robert Minyard’s home located at 200 Steiner Road.  The house is located on the corner ...
11/03/2026

This months selection is Kim and Robert Minyard’s home located at 200 Steiner Road. The house is located on the corner of Steiner and East Bayou. Both the front and East Bayou side of the house are landscaped with beautiful perennials and annuals. The show stopper is a gorgeous Bauhinia galpini, Red orchid tree, in full bloom displaying wonderful coral flowers. The yard also host lantana, vincas and angelonia. All making for a wonderful fall display.
Lafayette Garden club is a member of Disctrict III of the Louidsiana Garden Club Federation Inc, Deep South Garden Clubs Inc, and National Garden Clubs Inc,

This months Civic Pride is awarded to Southern Defense & Security located at 100 St. Julien Avenue. Owners, Nathaniel Wo...
11/03/2026

This months Civic Pride is awarded to Southern Defense & Security located at 100 St. Julien Avenue. Owners, Nathaniel Worthen, Pastor Bobby Richard and Tasha Guidry, host a beautiful landscaped display of perennials and shrubs. This is highlighted by the placement of a tiered fountain seated in a swath of Blue Daze accenting the front entrance. The property also supports numerous trees and large shrubs like vitex, viburnums and hollies. All working
together to make a handsome display for this fall.
Lafayette Garden Club is a member of District III of the Louisiana Garden Club Federation Inc, Deep South Garden Clubs Inc, National Garden Clubs Inc.

LGC members attended the Fall District III Meeting of the Louisiana Garden Club Federation hosted by the Thibodaux Garde...
10/15/2026

LGC members attended the Fall District III Meeting of the Louisiana Garden Club Federation hosted by the Thibodaux Garden Club in Thibodaux, LA. LGC club member and District III Director, Linda Beyt, presided over the meeting. Thibodaux Mayor, Kevin Clement, welcomed those attending. Guest presenter was Brandon Breaux, "The Cockeyed Farmer". Many thanks to Jeannie Thalheim, President, and members of the Thibodaux Garden Club for a well planned and executed meeting. The decor was beautiful, food delicious and hospitality outstanding.
The LGC is a member of District III of the Louisiana Garden Club Federation Inc, Deep South Garden Clubs, Inc. and National Garden Clubs Inc.

LGC created a prayer garden at Miles Perret Cancer Center in Lafayette, LA. Fr. Joe Campian, pastor of St. Edmond Cathol...
10/15/2026

LGC created a prayer garden at Miles Perret Cancer Center in Lafayette, LA. Fr. Joe Campian, pastor of St. Edmond Catholic Church, blessed the garden upon its completion. Fr. Joe and LGC members toured the beautiful new center offering a wide variety of services for men and women with cancer diagnosis and cancer survivors.
LGC is a member of District III of the Louisiana Garden Club Federation Inc, Deep South Garden Clubs, Inc. and National Garden Clubs Inc.

Our October Meeting featured speaker, Buddy Lee, the developer of Encore Azaleas.  Buddy has received many awards includ...
10/15/2026

Our October Meeting featured speaker, Buddy Lee, the developer of Encore Azaleas. Buddy has received many awards including the Louisiana Nursery and Landscape Association's Professional Achievement Award and the Azalea Society of America's Distinguished Service Award. Buddy gave a historial perspective of azaleas and how to grow this popular flowering shrub. Social hostesses Carol Noel, Kathy Van Ness, Lorainne Allain, Donna Augustine, Maggie Chastant, Debbie Grissom, Mary Louise Lamm, Enola May, and Annette Stelly decorated with a fall theme and provided sweet and savory treats for the break. The club held its semiannual silent auction. Noreen Bienvenu and Roxanna Ch*****ne reviewed their Table Design creations. Becky Lege, President, presided over the meeting. Lafayette Garden Club is a member of District III of the Louisiana Garden club Federation Inc, Deep South Garden Clubs Inc and National Garden Clubs Inc.

Newlyweds Donna and Daniel McWilliams were selected as Lafayette Garden Club’s October Garden of the Month. Their lovely...
10/03/2026

Newlyweds Donna and Daniel McWilliams were selected as Lafayette Garden Club’s October Garden of the Month. Their lovely home at 300 Heatheroak Avenue is in full bloom with blue plumbago stealing the show and several palms adding a tropical oasis vibe. Annuals as well as perennials add lushness and bold color through out the garden in beds, borders and pots. Congratulations are in order for this stunning display as well as their newlywed status!
LGC is a member of District III of the Louisiana Garden Club Federation, Inc, Deep South Garden Clubs, Inc. and National Garden Clubs Inc.

Congratulations to the Oil Center Home Bank branch located at 1020 Coolidge Street, for receiving the Lafayette Garden C...
10/01/2026

Congratulations to the Oil Center Home Bank branch located at 1020 Coolidge Street, for receiving the Lafayette Garden Club’s October 2026 Civic Pride Award. The bank’s attractive, white brick mid-century modern design is set off by tall sparkling plate glass windows which provide a soft sunlit interior. The building is set off by a cheery landscape design containing an abundance of colorful periwinkles and drift roses and highlighted by yellow sunshine ligustrums. Landscaping credit can be given to The Cutting Edge Lawn Care Services of Lafayette.
LGC is a member of District III of Louisiana Garden Club Federation, Inc, Deep South Garden Clubs, Inc., National Garden Clubs Inc.

LGC members refurbished garden beds at the Lafayette Visitors Center, weeding and planting a variety of plants including...
09/29/2026

LGC members refurbished garden beds at the Lafayette Visitors Center, weeding and planting a variety of plants including natives.
LGC is a member of District III of Louisiana Garden Club Federation Inc., Deep South Garden Clubs, Inc. and National Garden Clubs Inc.

09/29/2026

Fall is a great time to remove unwanted vines. Some vines provide food and shelter for wildlife, but aggressive growth can quickly take over trees, shrubs, fences and other landscape features.

Annual vines, such as morning glory, can often be pulled up by hand, roots and all. Perennial woody vines are more stubborn and may require additional control measures to prevent them from returning. You can read more about how to remove certain vines here: https://tinyurl.com/2kw2vmbt

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2206 Johnston Street
Lafayette, LA
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