Wheaton, Illinois
On April 23, 2026 seven members of the garden club helped in the spring cleanup of our pollinator garden at Seven Gables Park in Wheaton. Nine bags of old foliage/debris were filled. A new mulch path was created to ease in the maintenance of the garden. Spring daffodils as well as beautiful purple iris were revealed as well as new growth of the perennials. The bees and butterflies won’t be far behind now!
Always interesting to see the new floral arrangement at the Wheaton Public Library.
In spite of our artic cold weather, fresh flowers arrangements are blooming at the Wheaton Public Library.
Happy Holidays!
Beautiful fall arrangements celebrating the season!
All the plant material in this arrangement was harvested from the member’s own garden, and the garden of her son.
The Wheaton Garden Club was joined by members of the Wheaton City Council and representatives from the Wheaton Park District on October 23, 2025 to dedicate Wheaton Garden Club’s sculpture honoring our 100 years of service to the community. The bronze sculpture, designed as a wheelbarrow planter with bird and butterfly adornments, is located at the southeast corner of Memorial Park.
The dedication included Mayor Phil Seuss and others thanking and congratulating Wheaton Garden Club for their 100 years of service to the community. Everyone enjoyed coffee, tea and lovely personalized Wheaton Garden Club cookies at the Mary Lubko Center before viewing the sculpture.
A fresh arrangement every week. Be sure to stop in the library to see them!
Lovely floral arrangements were provided weekly for the enjoyment of the visitors to the Wheaton Public Library during the month of September.
