Gentian Garden Club Scituate, RI Gentian Garden Club meets the third Tuesday of the month September through June at 7:00 p.m.  The meetings take place at the North Scituate Community House located at 116 West Greenfield Road  (Route 116).  Guest speakers and members present informative and enjoyable programs and workshops at each meeting throughout the year. Twelve women established the Club in 1935.  They found Fringed Gentians growing by a stream near route 116 and named the club after the beautiful little Gentian. (Click photo to enlarge) Memberships include: The National Garden Clubs, Inc., New England Region, Rhode Island Federation of Garden Clubs Inc., the Audubon Society of Rhode Island, the Rhode Island Tree Council, the Rhode Island Wild Plant Society and the Southside Community Land Trust. Click here to learn more about our club.