- April 15, 2025
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Event Co-Chairs-Grace Riker, Kitty Cranor and Kathy Coffey
Photo by Lori SaxKeynote speaker and author Ingrid Carozzi
Photo by Lori SaxAshley Peraine
Photo by Lori SaxChris Lindsay and Deb Walk, president of the Founders Garden Club of Sarasota
Photo by Lori SaxAbby Lagasse, Sophia Hebda and Hamilton Coffey
Photo by Lori SaxLynn Duoos, Barbara Stainbrook and Lynn Morris
Photo by Lori SaxKim Pulliam, Nora Johnson and Liz Smith
Photo by Lori SaxGinny Kepp, John Cranor and Karen Gustafson
Photo by Lori SaxKatie Hollingsworth, Ellen Steinwachs and Christine Johnson
Photo by Lori SaxBeathe Elden and Adrienne Vittadini
Photo by Lori SaxBeth Foy, Retta Wagner and Roni Day
Photo by Lori SaxMeg Ferlise and Ashleigh Gregori
Photo by Lori SaxMarsha Fottler and Margaret Hoskinson Bell
Photo by Lori SaxLiz Smith and Ricki Lindsay
Photo by Lori SaxChrissy Hays and Suzy Kessler
Photo by Lori SaxGenie Hindall and Mary Evelyn Guyton
Photo by Lori SaxAmy Sussman and Pauline Wamsler
Photo by Lori SaxAnn Moran and Judy Cox
Photo by Lori SaxBeth Merchent and Grier Ferguson
Photo by Lori SaxPat Mudgett and Mackenzie Longueuil
Photo by Lori SaxChrissy Hays and Cathleen Studdiford
Photo by Lori SaxShirley Lascelle and Kathryn Carr
Photo by Lori SaxRic Coffey and Rebecca Maiotti
Photo by Lori SaxMimi Hernandez and Julie Delaney
Photo by Lori SaxMary Beth Leeming and Billy Hayes
Photo by Lori SaxNikki Sedacca and Victoria Andrews
Photo by Lori SaxThe event offered shopping with fabulous vendors in the lobby.
Photo by Lori SaxFor its Flower Talk: Flowers By Design luncheon, the Founders Garden Club of Sarasota welcomed acclaimed floral designer and author Ingrid Carozzi of Tin Can Studios Nov. 9 at the Sarasota Yacht Club.
The ballroom was packed with ladies wearing their finest floral-print dresses. Carozzi, a leader in sustainable floral design who was named "Best Florist" by New York Magazine, spoke to the club's members and guests about her process and philosophy.
Kathy Coffey, Kitty Cranor and Grace Riker co-chaired the event, which raises money for the club's community projects. Every two years, the club selects a signature community project to assist with. In February 2022, it awarded $50,000 to fund a pollinator meadow in the Celery Fields area.
Founded in 1927, the Founders Garden Club is one of the oldest garden clubs in the country and has contributed more than $435,000 over the last 30 years to community projects.
