Come Grow With Us!

The Destin Garden Club is dedicated to enriching our membership and the public with gardening awareness and education.

Meetings are at 9:15 a.m. on the third Tuesday of each month at the Destin Library, 150 Sibert Avenue. Garden work days are scheduled for the first Tuesday of each month (dependent on weather). Please join us!

Upcoming Events

  • Destin Library Work Day

    1st Tuesday of the Month

    Join us monthly to help maintain the ten beautiful gardens at the Destin Library. Times and dates vary based on weather and availability. Reach out to Velda D. for scheduling.

  • April Meeting

    APRIL 21, 2026

    Program: Ethnobotany. Dave Gordon, Master Gardener

  • Plant Sale

    May 15, 2026

    Annual Plant Sale - 8:00am - 11a, Destin Library - Shop locally grown vegetables, bulbs, foliage, flowering plants & garden accessories.

  • May Meeting

    May 19, 2026

    Program: Camellias for Destin. John Davy, Panhandle Growers

  • National Garden Week

    June 7-13, 2026

  • June Field Trip

    June Date TBD

    Field Trip Program: Kelly Plantation tour including Rick O’Connor-Terrapins. Janet Hays-Eagles.

  • September Meeting

    September 15, 2026

    Program: Plants for the Emerald Coast. Amanda Post-Martins. Dune Doctors

  • October Meeting

    October 20, 2026

    Program: Water Quality Updates and Living Shoreline Success. Keely Boykin. Choctawhatchee Basin Alliance.

 What we do

Become a Member!

Garden Education

Monthly programs led by local experts and master gardeners, offering practical tips, seasonal guidance, and deeper insight into sustainable practices, designed to inspire gardeners of all levels.

Community Impact

We aim to stimulate a love of gardening among members, promote gardening through community projects, aid in the protection of birds, trees, shrubs, and flowers, encourage city beautification, and share these ideals with members and the broader community.

Public Garden Stewards

Hands-on care and stewardship of the local library’s gardens, a welcoming space where the community can gather, learn, and enjoy the beauty of thoughtfully tended landscapes.