The Garden Club of Trinidad

Bringing together garden enthusiasts to share their knowledge, interests and enjoyment of gardening.

Oct'26 Meeting

Oct '26 Garden Visit

Nestled, almost secretly, in the bosom of Haleland Park is a house that remembers.  It remembers the measured rhythms of an agricultural enterprise, when nutmeg and grapefruit ruled this fertile land, and the house itself served as the secondary estate house.

Sep'26 Meeting

Sep '26 Garden Visit

There is a garden in Ellerslie Park that does not exist on any map. It exists only in the space between what is defined as landscaping and what we might, with more honesty, call curation. To walk through it is to understand that nothing here happened by accident.

Aug'26 Meeting

Aug '26 Garden Visit

Gaspar Grande island is one of the Western Isles that lies off the North-Western peninsula of Trinidad. It is steeped in history. It measures a mere half of a square mile but punches high for its size. We had the privilege of being hosted at ‘Belle Baleine’ on Pointe Baleine in August.

Calendar of Events

October Meeting

At the De La Bastide’s home in Haleland Park on Saturday October 17th at 3:30 pm.  The show bench is Philodendrons.

November Meeting

Our Annual Plant Sale at the Boy Scouts Headquarters in St.Anns on November 7th

December Meeting

Our Annual Christmas Party – date to be decided

The Scott Garden (Jan'26)

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The 2026 Garden Club Calendar is available at the following locations:

• RIK   • Hallmark   • Hibiscus Garden Centre.  • San Antonio Nursery   • Myogi Garden Centre   • Maison Jardin   • Paper Based   • Horizons  Peakes   • Rainy Days

In celebration of it’s 25th anniversary, The Garden Club of Trinidad is proud to present this beautiful and informative hard cover book for just $380.

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“ We can complain because rose bushes have thorns, or rejoice because thorn bushes have roses.”

Jane Miller