Cardinal Council of Garden Clubs 
						of Kentucky
							
						
						
						
						Congratulations CC members for a beautiful flower show!
						See first place winners and stats on
						Flower Shows 
						page!
						
						Congratulations CC Clubs for GCKY & SAR Awards
 at 2025 GCKY Convention.  See Awards page!
						
						
						
						
						Welcome to 
						the website of the Cardinal Council of Kentucky 
						Garden Clubs located in Bowling Green, Warren, 
						County, Kentucky. There are four garden clubs in the 
						Cardinal Council:
						
						
						
Bowling 
						Green Garden Club organized in 1934 and federated in 
						1935.
						
						
						
Two 
						Creeks Garden Club organized in 1988 and federated 
						in 1989
						
						
						
Warren 
						East Garden Club organized in 1992 and federated in 
						1993.
						
						
						
Glasgow 
						Garden Club organized in 1933 and federated in 1937, joined the Cardinal Council in the spring of 
						2019.
						
						Several other garden clubs 
						were members of the Cardinal Council.  See the
						History page and the 
						individual club pages.
						
						The 
						Cardinal Council is a member of:
						
						
						
The
						National Garden Clubs, Inc.
						
The 
						Garden Club of Kentucky 
						
The
						Dogwood District of Kentucky Garden Clubs
						
The 
						South Atlantic Region of National Garden Clubs which is 
						composed of Kentucky,
						North Carolina, South Carolina,
						Virginia and
						West 
						Virginia. 
						
						The Cardinal Council is affiliated with:
						
						
						
The 
						Eloise B. Houchens Center
						
The 
						Nature Conservancy
						The 
						Cardinal Council holds a spring meeting in March and a 
						fall meeting in September. For information, email us at
						cardinalcouncilgc@gmail.com.
						As a 
						member of the Garden Club of Kentucky and the National 
						Garden Club, the objectives of the Cardinal Council are:
						
						
						
To 
						promote interest in and knowledge of horticulture, 
						gardening, garden therapy, and youth gardening.
						
						
						
To 
						encourage beautification of home, community, and state.
						
						
						
To 
						encourage appreciation and conservation of wildflowers, 
						wildlife, forests, wilderness areas, and other natural 
						resources and cooperate with other agencies promoting 
						these interests.