Partners For Plants

The Garden Club of America’s Partners For Plants Program

Santa Fe Garden Club members recently volunteered for a Partners for Plants project on the Valles Caldera National Preserve in Jemez Springs, New Mexico. The Preserve needed help removing the highly invasive cheatgrass – Bromus tectorum – before its seeds had matured. It was a memorable and fun effort.

Partners for Plants is a joint restoration program of the Garden Club of America’s Conservation and Horticulture Committees . Its purpose is to facilitate projects between local GCA Clubs and land managers on Federal, State , local and other significant public land.

Projects may include monitoring and protection of rare, endangered and medicinal plants, the propagation and replanting of native plants and the removal of invasive plants.

Our Latest Conservation Projects

Member Featured in Local Magazine

Member Mary Delgado was featured in Local Flavor Magazine for…

National Affairs and Legislation

Delegates to the National Affairs and Legislation meeting in…

Lighthawk (a Conservation Grant Recipient)

Featured Image: Merry Schroeder, Lighthawk pilot and member…

Reunity Resources

Santa Fe River Maintenance

The Santa Fe Garden Club has adopted a section of the Santa Fe…

Valles Caldera Trust

We purchased an electron microscope for the science center at…