Welcome to the
Lititz Garden Club

The purpose of the Lititz Garden Club is to bring people interested in gardening together to informally learn and share information about the art and science of gardening and related topics. Gardeners of all interests and experience levels are welcome! Activities include gardening programs/speakers, visits to local gardens and special projects/events.

In particular, the club encourages everyone to learn about, practice, and promote sustainable, wildlife-friendly 
gardening practices, through the use of native plants and the elimination/reduction of pesticides, as put forth by Doug Tallamy

The Lititz Garden Club is sponsored by the Lititz Public Library, 651 Kissel Hill Road in Lititz and meets monthly on the first Thursday of the month at 6:30 p.m., with some exceptions. Generally, September-May meetings are held at the library and June/July/August meetings are reserved for visits to local gardens.

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Come Grow With Us!

The Lititz Garden Club invites all people interested in gardening or learning about gardening and related topics to become a member. A potential member does not need to live in Lititz. We welcome all! Potential members may attend a meeting and pay dues ($20 annually) to the membership committee (look for our table welcoming new members, members, and guests).

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Membership benefits:

Informative programs/speakers
Garden tours (warm months)
Interaction with other local gardeners and like minded people
Monthly email announcements and news
Community projects

Annual Native Garden Recognition
Donation to the Lititz Public Library for use of space and resources

and support of their mission to provide educational programming to the community

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