TRI-COUNCIL OF FFGC

The objectives of the Tri-Council are:
To protect the environment, increase knowledge in horticulture and promote excellence in landscape design. Tri-Council is comprised of Gardening Consultants, Environmental Consultants  and Landscape Design Consultants.

ri-Council was formed to unite the Environmental, Gardening, and Landscape Design Consultants Councils to provide resources, educational and networking opportunities, to share meeting time, newsletter, and a yearbook. The three councils have grown into a strong organization as they work together to protect the environment, increase knowledge in horticulture and promote excellence in landscape design.

The Tri-Council goals are to advance and continue the study of the environment, gardening and landscape design, encourage and promote sponsorship of and attendance at the National Garden Clubs schools and refreshers, serve on local and state committees, and promote education with lectures, workshops, conferences and tours. For more information contact Brenda Luedeman, Tri-Council President.

Tri-Refresher to be held at FFGC 2025 Convention April 8-10,2025.

See Flyer for more information or contact Jennifer Barber at jenniferbarberffgc@gmail.com.

Tri-Refresher Flyer

2024 Inaugural Tri-Council Retreat    SLIDE SHOW

Tri-Council Fall Board Meeting - 9/10/2024 10 AM at Headquarters         

Tri-Council Newsletter - February 2024

Tri-Council Newsletter - October 2023

Procedures for maintaining your certification

Tri-council Rules and Procedures (effective 9/1/2023)

Tri-Council History

Tri-Council Dues Form 2023-2025

Tri-Council Pin Application

Tri-Council Directory 2023-2025

Tri-Council Meeting - March 27, 2024         Meeting Minutes

Tri-Council Meeting - April 18, 2023           Meeting Minutes

Tri-Council Meeting - January 10, 2023      Meeting Minutes

               (For all 2022 reports go to 2022 Archive)

INFORMATION RESOURCES

Art of Advocacy

FFGC Position Papers

Water Everywhere

Alocasia Tutorial

INVASIVE PLANTS

The Florida Invasive Plants Society has a complete list of invasive plants by their scientific name with access to images, etc. which you can access here Plant List - Florida Invasive Species Partnership. We have that same list sorted by common name, updated in March 2024. Access that document here.