About Us

Organized and federated in 1972, the Club is blessed to have talented, friendly, civic-minded gardeners
and currently has 92 members which includes 18 Master Gardeners. 
 
Our regular meetings will be held in a new location beginning with the 2017-2018 year: Bella Vista Community Church, 75 E. Lancashire Boulevard and the next meeting will be September 26th with social time and a light lunch at 11:00 and meeting starting at 11:30.  The public is always welcome at our regular club meetings so please stop by and join in the fun.

Please note that In the winter months our inclement weather policy will apply.  If the Bentonville schools are closed, our meetings or events will be cancelled.

Our President reports on club happenings as they unfold to keep everyone up do date on our current activities!

Watch the Club Activity Video for a great overview of the many service and learning opportunities available to our members every year.


Contact us at BVGardenClub@gmail.com.




Join or renew your BVGC memberhip.

The club's fiscal year is from July 1st of one year through June 30th of the next year.  Dues are $20 and are to be paid by June 15th for membership in the subsequent year. If joining after January 1st, click above for prorated dues amount.


Club Purpose

Through cooperative efforts to maintain and improve, where possible, the beauty of Bella Vista as a garden and bird center; to create and promote civic and state beauty by a planned program pertaining to the growth and use of trees and flowers; and to instruct and assist in horticulture and conservation whenever and wherever possible.


Conservation Pledge

I give my pledge as an American to save and faithfully defend from waste the natural resources of my country: its soil and minerals, its forests, water and wildlife.


Club Colors .... Green and White
Club Flower .... 'Bella Vista' Daffodil
Club Tree  ....... Dogwood
Club Bird ........  Eastern Bluebird
State Flower ...  Apple Blossom
State Tree ......  Pine
State Bird .......  Mockingbird
State Butterfly.. Diana Fritillary
State Insect...... Honey Bee 

That's one of the great feelings — to stop being me for a little while and to become us. 
  
Brian Eno