Welcome
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EventsFOR MEMBERS:
Community Service Day Sunday, November 4 Tour the 2018 Award Winning Gardens! FOR VISITORS: Come Back & See Us in Spring! Saturdays & Sundays 9am-7pm May through September |
The Roosevelt Island Garden Club (RIGC) is a community of gardening enthusiasts who work together to beautify our Roosevelt Island home, to increase gardening knowledge, and to impart an appreciation for gardening, nature, and environmental stewardship among our members and our neighbors.
The Roosevelt Island Garden Club Community Garden is located on Roosevelt Island in New York City between the Octagon soccer field and the Pony baseball field. The garden entrance is across from the Fire Department at 750 Main St.
The purpose of the RIGC is: to manage a community garden club in a manner that provides a rewarding and enjoyable gardening experience. RIGC members work together as volunteers on maintenance and upkeep of the facility. RIGC strives to impart an appreciation for gardening and to increase the gardening knowledge of its members and the community.
The Roosevelt Island Garden Club does not and shall not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion (creed), gender, gender expression, age, national origin (ancestry), disability, marital status, sexual orientation, or military status, in any of its activities or operations. The Roosevelt Island Garden club is a non-profit, volunteer organization for community gardening.
The purpose of the RIGC is: to manage a community garden club in a manner that provides a rewarding and enjoyable gardening experience. RIGC members work together as volunteers on maintenance and upkeep of the facility. RIGC strives to impart an appreciation for gardening and to increase the gardening knowledge of its members and the community.
The Roosevelt Island Garden Club does not and shall not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion (creed), gender, gender expression, age, national origin (ancestry), disability, marital status, sexual orientation, or military status, in any of its activities or operations. The Roosevelt Island Garden club is a non-profit, volunteer organization for community gardening.
To contact the RIGC, email rigardenclub@gmail.com or write to RIGC P.O. Box 127 NY, NY 10044
To become an associate gardener or to volunteer for a project, please email the RIGC Secretary at rigardenclub@gmail.com
To join the wait-list for a garden plot and membership, please mail in the wait-list form below:
To become an associate gardener or to volunteer for a project, please email the RIGC Secretary at rigardenclub@gmail.com
To join the wait-list for a garden plot and membership, please mail in the wait-list form below:
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Garden Club Members, tap on the calendar below for upcoming meetings and events.
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Pages on this Site
About RIGC– Information about the club, our rules and by-laws, and bios of our executive board members
FAQs– Answers to Frequently Asked Questions about the Club for visitors and members
Become a Member – Learn how to become a member, associate, or a volunteer with the RIGC
Blog – Check out the latest of Garden Club-related news and announcements
s and other resources, gardening tips, and information on ecology and green initiatives
Gardening Resources – Links to article
Local Events – Links to events, classes, and workshops of interest to gardeners in our area
About RIGC– Information about the club, our rules and by-laws, and bios of our executive board members
FAQs– Answers to Frequently Asked Questions about the Club for visitors and members
Become a Member – Learn how to become a member, associate, or a volunteer with the RIGC
Blog – Check out the latest of Garden Club-related news and announcements
s and other resources, gardening tips, and information on ecology and green initiatives
Gardening Resources – Links to article
Local Events – Links to events, classes, and workshops of interest to gardeners in our area
Roosevelt Island Community Garden
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Cottonwood Tree
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Poppies (Papaver rhoeas)
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Irises blooming in spring
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Dianthus "pinks" (Dianthus barbatus)
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Dahlia 'Pink Petticoat'
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