Rang-e-Bahar
رنگِ بہار"The colours of spring." The club's summer show — roses, sweet peas, dahlias and the full flush of the season, with open classes for cut blooms, pot plants, arrangements and home gardens.
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Vol. I — A register of growers · Faisalabad
Friendship, through plants.
The Gardeners Club Faisalabad is the city's community of growers, florists and the simply curious. Twice a year we open our shows to the city; in between we teach, compete, swap seeds and visit each other's gardens.
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THE GARDENERS CLUB · FSD.No. 001
Tagetes erecta
African marigold · Genda
Winter bed · Faisalabad, Punjab
Next showTaqreeb-e-Gul
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OpensTue 15 December 2026
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GulabگلابRose
Gul-e-Daudiگلِ داؤدیChrysanthemum
GendaگینداMarigold
Sweet peaSummer show
DahliaSummer show
Bougainvilleaبوگن ویلیاClimber
Preface
We are gardeners first: people who share seeds, swap cuttings and compare notes on what thrived this season. The club exists to keep that culture growing in Faisalabad.
The club brings together home gardeners, professional growers, florists, students and families. Membership is open to anyone who loves plants — whether you tend a single balcony pot or a full lawn of roses.
Two shows, two seasons.
Each year the club opens its gardens to the city twice — in summer, when the season's colour is at its fullest, and in winter, when the chrysanthemums come into bloom.
Taqreeb-e-Gul
تقریبِ گل"A ceremony of flowers." The winter show, built around the chrysanthemum — Gul-e-Daudi — in all its forms: incurved, reflexed, spider, spoon and pompon, alongside autumn annuals and arrangements.
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THE GARDENERS CLUB · FSD.No. 002
Bougainvillea
"Friendship, through plants" — every gate, wall and balcony in the city is somebody's garden.
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This month in the garden
October
اکتوبرThe most important sowing month of the Punjab year.
- 01Sow winter annuals — sweet pea, calendula, pansy, petunia, antirrhinum, stock and larkspur.
- 02Disbud chrysanthemums grown for the show bench.
- 03Prune roses late in the month and feed them.
Catalogue of activities
What the club does all year.
01Exhibitions
Two public shows a year, where members display their finest blooms, pot plants and arrangements for the whole city to enjoy.
02Competitions
Judged classes for cut flowers, potted plants, arrangements and home gardens — with junior classes for young gardeners.
03Workshops
Hands-on sessions on seed sowing, propagation, soil and compost, rose pruning, chrysanthemum culture and flower arranging.
04Community
Visits to members' gardens, seed and cutting swaps, and gatherings that turn neighbours into fellow gardeners.
From the members
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Field notes
Growing a show chrysanthemum, from cutting to bench
Spring cuttings, summer pinching, autumn disbudding — the year-long discipline behind a winter bloom.
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Sweet peas for the summer show: when, where and how deep
An October sowing, a sunny fence and a little patience — colour and scent for Rang-e-Bahar.
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Your first entry: preparing a cut bloom for the show bench
Cutting at dawn, conditioning overnight, staging in the morning — and what the judges look for.
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The season, in photographs
Membership
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Members enter the shows, join every workshop, take part in seed swaps and garden visits, and receive the club's seasonal letter.
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