Arlington, WA Garden Club
When the world wearies and society fails to satisfy, there is always the garden.
- Minnie Aumonier
The Arlington Garden Club is a busy, fun group. We look forward to another year of sharing a common interest in gardening and nature.
A few things to mention:
Monthly meeting. The June Fling on June 8 was a wonderful event! Thanks, everyone! It was great way to end our club year (which runs from July 1 through the end of June the next year) and enjoy each other's company. Read more.
Highlights included the recognition of a number of people, such as the AGC Member of the Year, our new 2026-2027 AGC officers, and our scholarship winners!
Reminder: Our next luncheon meeting will be held in September. Read more about our meetings.
Summer events. During the summer, we take a bit of a pause. While we don't hold our monthly meetings during this time, we still have a few AGC events planned. Find more information about our June 29 AGC summer picnic and August 14 members only garden tour on the AGC calendar.
Photo at June Fling (where we honored our scholarship winners) by AGC member Marcia Kelley.
An active social and community-service organization
Meetings and Activities
Community Service and Scholarships
AGC Fundraising Events
Learn more about monthly luncheons and other social activities. And AGC history.
AGC Fundraising Events
Community Service and Scholarships
AGC Fundraising Events
Learn more about the annual Holiday Garden Art and Crafts event and Plant Sale.
Community Service and Scholarships
Community Service and Scholarships
Community Service and Scholarships
Learn more, including our youth scholarships, Mayor's Garden, and Potting Day.
Serving garden enthusiasts
in the greater Arlington, WA areas, including Oso, Darrington, Stanwood, Marysville, Lake Stevens, and Granite Falls.
Interested in joining? Find our AGC membership application by clicking here.
Want to learn more about us? Browse this website or check out our Facebook Group site.
Helpful June Gardening Tips
Enjoy this popular monthly column written by AGC member and gardener extraordinaire Kian S.