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Plant Societies
Contact: President Pat Quinn paquinn276@aol.com
Hampton Roads Digital Shutterbug Club Meets third Wednesday of month. Next Meeting: Wednesday March 21 6:30pm For more info contact President Ann Odell at afodell@prodigy.net
The purpose of the American Iris Society is to develop the science if horticulture and any activities related to the study, propagation and culture of the genus Iris: to stimulate and foster interest in horticulture pursuits, conservation and protection of these plants, to cooperate with other organizations, public and private, in the scientific and horticultural education of all those interested in learning any phase of the genus Iris. Meetings are held at the Heutte Center on the first Sunday of each month at 2 p.m. Contact: Bea Rodgers - 484-6001
Hampton Roads Tree Care Association Meetings held 3rd Thursday of the month President - Chad Peavey 477-9790
Herb Society of America, Tidewater Unit An organization designed to share information on the use and delight of herbs. Meetings are held at Norfolk Botanical Garden on the second Sunday bi-monthly at 1:00 p.m. Contact: Karen Renda - 495-2454
Holly Society of America - Colonial Virginia Chapter President: Mike Andruczyk - mikeand@vt.edu
Norfolk Master Gardener Volunteers The Norfolk Master Gardener Association provides current, research-based, home horticulture information and education to the citizens of our community. We have many projects and programs throughout the city.
For questions regarding the Tidewater Daylily Society, memberships and the picnics and brunch please contact President Richard Sterrett - 757-442-7606 or sterrettgarden@msn.com
For more information please contact: President - David Wheatleay at dewhtly@aol.com
Meetings are held at Norfolk Botanical Garden on the third Sunday of each month at 2:30 p.m. Contact: Peggy Scott, President - 588-1865 or Happy Anderson, Vice President - 428-1151 63rd Annual Rose Show October 18-19, 2008 For more information contact Mike Price at 583-6770 or evenmikeva1@cox.net
The Virginia Bonsai Society is dedicated to the promotion, education, and enjoyment of the Art of Bonsai in the Hampton Roads area. Our monthly meetings are held in the Holly Room the first Thursday, 7:30pm, except July and August. For more information, visit our website or contact: Ken Nowitzky, President.. nowhiskey@msn.com .. 757-423-3832
The Virginia Camellia Society is dedicated to the growth and propagation of camellias since 1946. The Virginia Camellia Society in a coordinated effort with Norfolk Botanical Garden, assist in maintaining the Hofheimer Camellia Garden. Meetings and workshops are held throughout the year at Norfolk Botanical Garden. Contact: Sally Simon - 625-0374/Simon2ofus@aol.com
Contact: President, Robin Dunbar at rdunbar@elizabethriver.org
Federation of Garden Clubs Tidewater District: President: Glenda H. Knowles - 412-0240. President: Doleres Sabisky - 583-5315.
Council of Garden Clubs The Council of Garden Clubs is dedicated to promoting our
community through beautification, conservation and preservation by
means of educations and example. President: Cheryll Klovuchar - 463-4885. President: Gaile Bishop - 558-2699. President: Benita
J. Edwards - 559-3118. President: Bertha
Poulson - 539-9090. President: Frederica
Carson - 564-7707.
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Founded
in 1992 with the goals of butterfly education, conservation, gardening
and volunteering. The Butterfly Society now has over 250 members.
Society holds annual summer event. Past events include the Butterfly
Garden Tour and the Butterfly Family Festival. Meetings are held
once per quarter. Meetings vary.
The Tidewater Daylily Society holds two meetings at Norfolk Botanical Garden in January and March. The picnics and fall brunch are held at an announced location. Individual membership to the Tidewater Daylily Society is $10.00, Family $15.00. 
The Virginia Native
Plant Society is dedicated to the protection and preservation of
the native plants of Virginia and their habitats, in order to sustain
for generations to come the integrity of the Commonwealth's rich
natural heritage of ecosystems and biodiversity for purposes of
enjoyment, enlightenment, sustainable use and our very own survival.
Call for schedule of meetings. 
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