Garden Club of Yorktown

Established in 1926, the Garden Club of Yorktown brings together plant enthusiasts of all experience levels—from beginners to master gardeners—to foster a love of plants and native gardening practices.

The club maintains four pollinator-friendly gardens and seasonal planters throughout the town, including bright pansies in spring, vibrant annuals in summer, and decorative greenery in winter. During the holiday season, members lead a wreath‑making workshop to adorn municipal buildings with festive, natural décor.

An annual Mother’s Day plant sale features native and perennial plants, hanging baskets, tree saplings, and more, carefully curated months in advance by the planning committee. The club also organizes a variety of year‑round events, including garden and farm tours, educational workshops, luncheons, and guest lectures

Notable Activities: Enhances Ardsley’s public spaces (e.g., hangs welcome flags around the village and maintains civic plantings). The club hosts community events such as garden open houses and supports pollinator-friendly gardening initiatives in the village.