Projects

As the oldest civic organization in the city of Frisco, the Frisco Garden Club and its members work hard to beautify the city and provide public outreach. Several projects are highly visible and used by members of our Frisco community.

9-11 Observance

The Frisco Garden Club sponsors an event at the Freedom Meadow Memorial at Warren Sports Complex every year on 9/11.

Arbor Day

ArborFest is an annual tree planting to celebrate Texas State Arbor Day.

Bicentennial Park

This neighborhood park was established in 1976. It was adopted by the Frisco Garden Club in 1987.

Blue Bird Project

By helping Bluebirds and other cavity-nesting birds we are creating a historical and cultural significance in Texas.

Boys and Girls Club - Frisco

To provide education and interactive projects that promote an interest in gardens and environmental stewardship to the children and staff of the Boys and Girls Club.

Buffalo Stomp

The "Buffalo Stomp," is family-friendly activity held each year to revitalize the natural grasses and wildflowers of our Blackland Prairie ecosystem.

Heritage Crozier-Sickles House

The Crozier-Sickles house is a historical residence located inside the Frisco Heritage Village.

Heritage Smith-Muse House

The Frisco Garden Club partners with the City of Frisco and the Heritage Association of Frisco to maintain the landscape beds and herb garden.

Memorial Day Observance

Frisco's annual Memorial Day Observance is at Frisco Commons Park (8000 McKinney Road)

Scholarships

Frisco Education Foundation Scholarships awarded to Frisco ISD student, this year the club is awarding one scholarship to private, charter or homeschool student.