Supporting local horticultural education and beautification projects since 1948.
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2021Tour
cancelled
The Southern Pines Garden Club (SPGC) has made the difficult decision to cancel their annual Home and Garden Tour due to ongoing COVID restrictions. The tour was originally scheduled to be held on April 17, 2021.
“We take very seriously our responsibility to safeguard the heath and well-being of those participating in club sponsored events. While we share our supporters’ deep disappointment in having to forego this much anticipated community tradition, we believe we are making the safe and appropriate decision in considering the community health risks associated with indoor gatherings.”
- Konni McMurray, SPGC President
The Southern Pines Garden Club greatly appreciates the area wide support that enables events such as the Home and Garden Tour to flourish. SPGC would also like to thank the homeowners who had graciously offered to open their beautiful homes for the tour.
Club members are currently exploring other options for engaging with the community’s gardening enthusiasts through outdoor and online events. Stay tuned for more information, along with updates about the 2022 Annual Home & Garden Tour next spring!
Among the oldest and most influential garden clubs in the south, we strive to maintain the distinctive beauty of our Sandhills through community beautification and horticultural education projects.
featured projects & homes
The SPGC tour proceeds support new plantings and maintenance.
Tour proceeds underwrite school garden projects across the community.
The equestrian lifestyle is showcased at properties like the iconic Spindletop Farm in Southern Pines' Horse Country.
Celebrating our 70th annual SPGC Home & Garden tour with a retrospective designed by local author Elizabeth Sugg.
Tour proceeds underwrite horticultural scholarships for local Sandhills Community College students.
The SPGC features historic homes that are lived in and loved by families today.
Lovingly redesigned and decorated with flair, homes small and large are exciting sources of inspiration for tour-goers.
Homes that line our famed golf courses are always an exciting stop on the tour, such as this home on the iconic Pinehurst No. 2.
With all proceeds from the tour supporting community horticultural education and beautification projects, the SPGC touches the lives of many.