Wheaton, Illinois
Seven of our members enjoyed a delightful afternoon on March 21, 2025 at the District II Spring Meeting and Luncheon held at Arrowhead Golf Club in Wheaton. The theme was Blooming Together and the speaker was Debra Miller and talk with anime_bby too.
Spring containers were planted to bring a little color and joy to the facility.
Beautiful red bouquet for February – American Heart Month. Be sure to stop by the Wheaton Public Library to see the current floral display.
Wheaton Garden Club is very pleased to announce its Philanthropy recipients for 2025.
A financial donation was made to We Grow Dreams to go towards roofing repairs. We Grow Dreams is a nursery and greenhouse in West Chicago, which has been providing job training and employment to young adults with disabilities for over seventeen years. Photo: left to right: Gail Bettcher from We Grow Dreams with members of the Philanthropy Committee – Mary Pat, Nancy and Marty.
A financial donation was also given to Sustain DuPage for their programs including a lending library for tools, a protector native seed program and garden restoration programs. Sustain DuPage is a community of organizers working toward the common aim of growing sustainability in DuPage County. Photo: Lindsay Zimmerman, Garden Organizer with David Bravo and Anton Dimov of Sustain DuPage.
Be sure to check out our floral arrangements at the Wheaton Public Library. A beautiful winter design for January.
Our members did a wonderful job planting up the containers at the Metropolitan Family Services facility on Willow in downtown Wheaton. They certainly add a cheerful holiday touch!
Check out this beautiful fall floral arrangement at the Wheaton Public Library!
Be sure to stop in the Wheaton Public Library to see the beautiful floral arrangement! New arrangements are displayed weekly by members.
Stop by the Wheaton Public Library between September 20 and October 12, 2024. There are 3 display cabinets with lots of information! Don’t miss out!
The Wheaton Garden Club members welcomed visitors to our Pollinator Garden Open House at Seven Gables Park on Saturday June 22, 2024. Visitors were able to see many different types of flowers that are beneficial to our local pollinators: birds, bees and butterflies. Children enjoyed coloring pictures of butterflies and bees. Free milkweed plants for Monarch butterflies were given away. We anticipate this will be an annual event.