Formed in 1949, the goals of the Chippewa Garden Club founding members continue to be our same goals today:

"To share a love for gardening, to study the fine art of flower design, to aid in the

protection of native plants and wildlife, and to encourage civic betterment."

In its 67-year history, the Chippewa Garden Club has won numerous awards for its Flower Shows and Civic Projects. Six times the Club has been awarded the prestigious "Garden Club of the Year" by the Garden Club of Ohio. The first award was given in 1971; the most recent award was in 2013.

The Chippewa Garden Club is a member of the Cleveland District of the Garden Club of Ohio;  the Central Atlantic Region of the National Garden Clubs, Inc., and Cleveland Botanical Gardens.

We generally meet the fourth Tuesday of each month at the Human Services Center, 2 Community Drive in Brecksville, Ohio.  Please check this site often for updates of meetings, workshops, and community involvement.