Established in 1991 and accepted into the GCA in 2006, The Garden Club of Jackson (GCJ) continues to evolve while staying true to its roots. Begun as a working garden club, GCJ members share horticultural expertise through hands-on community projects. While horticulture, floral design, and photography are major interests of GCJ members, conservation has received increased attention as the club seeks new ways to protect and promote native plants, pollinators, and water quality. In addition, GCJ provides funding for many garden-related projects at public landmarks, spaces, and local gardens within the City of Jackson through community fundraisers.