Welcome to the WGC Plant Sale

Please Submit your order no later than
Saturday, March 1, 2025
Thank you for your order and continued support!

ORDER PICKUP (One day only):
SATURDAY, MAY 17^th 1:00-3:00 PM
504 HAMILTON DRIVE, WHEATON

Direct questions to Rosanne Merrill at (630)-291-9181
or Alison Greene (630) 518-2492.

Check out some plant combinations tried by our Wheaton Garden Club members by clicking on the “Garden Inspiration” button above.

What’s New for 2025:

Begonia “Black Hole” – A Rex Begonia with dramatic dark centered leaves. (4.5″ pot)
Tropical Canna Lily “Gold Leopard” – A green leaf variety whose flowers have orange spots on a gold background.
3 new Dahlias
- “Apricot Glow” from the City Lights series. (4.5″ pot)
- “Golden Yellow” and “Passion Fruit” from the Venti series. (6″ pots, available in our Specialty Offerings category)
Helianthus “Saturn” – Flowers have an orange ring around the dark center.
2 new Petunias (4.5″pots) –
- “Indian Summer” – A trailing petunia with blooms that open orange and mature to salmon pink.
- “Pink Diamond” – A double petunia with large pink flowers, whose petals are edged in white.
A new color Portulaca “Mango” – This is available in both 4.5″ pots and hanging baskets.

Please Note:

Pick-up is one day only, Saturday, May 17^th. If you cannot pick-up your plants on that day, please arrange for someone else to pick them up for you. The Wheaton Garden Club cannot be responsible for the condition of plants not picked up on May 17^th.
Since we are required to order full cases of each item, we have reduced the plants that we are offering to exclude items for which there were very few purchases last year.
Occasionally, our grower substitutes items for those that were ordered. If your order is affected by this, we will give you the option of accepting the substitution or removing the unavailable item from your order.
If a plant is a “Proven Winners” selection, we have noted that in the description of the plant. The Proven Winners website is especially helpful for more information about their plants. This information includes reviews, awards, and recipes for combinations with other plants.
We recommend the Ball Seed website for additional information about plants that are not “Proven Winners”.