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  • Home
  • What We Do
    • Our History
    • Corner Garden & Jamestown Creek
    • Annual Creek clean up
    • 2025 Online Plant Sale
    • PLANT & BAKE SALE
    • NCA Garden Clubs
  • Members
    • Announcements
    • Calendar
    • Minutes
    • Directory
    • Executive Board & Committees
    • Membership Responsibilities
    • Hostessing tips
    • Financial Reports
    • Tours/lectures/exhibits
    • Bylaws & Constitution
    • Officer & Committee Descriptions
    • Storage Unit Access
    • Recipes
  • Tip of the Month
  • Resources
  • Awards
  • News
  • Contact Us

Our History

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Beginning in 1956 a group of women transformed the eyesore at the corner of Duvall Drive and Elliott Road - - filled with trash, weeds and poison ivy -- into today's beautiful Corner Garden.

Club members raised money and cleared the land, planted trees and shrubs on the hillside, seeded the lawn, and added a brick path. Members have continued to enhance the garden adding stone benches as well as perennials and annuals.

The nurturing of the Corner Garden remains the club's primary function. We also maintain the Jamestown Creek Wild Plant Sanctuary (across from the Corner Garden); sponsor an annual cleanup of Little Falls Creek with the Little Falls Watershed Alliance; and host the popular annual Plant & Bake Sale.

Proceeds from the Plant & Bake Sale maintain the Corner Garden and the Wild Plant Sanctuary. We contribute surplus income to conservation and gardening efforts throughout the area.




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