Lombard Garden Club

Lombard Garden Club Promoting an interest in gardening and beautifying the landscapes of our communities since 1926.

At the October 23rd meeting, here's what's listed:"Nature, the Greatest Sculpture" (working with driftwood) by Mrs. Ludw...
09/02/2026

At the October 23rd meeting, here's what's listed:

"Nature, the Greatest Sculpture" (working with driftwood) by Mrs. Ludwig Thiel

On Friday, we met Dan Hebreard, President of DuPage Forest Preserve District.The Forest Preserve District is the leader ...
08/31/2026

On Friday, we met Dan Hebreard, President of DuPage Forest Preserve District.

The Forest Preserve District is the leader in everything green in DuPage. Some people may assume this is only the trees, prairies, wetlands, and incredible habitats found throughout the 26,000 acres. However, they have also been a leader in alternative fuels, energy and have even taken advantage of opportunities at the landfill sites on preserve property.

Do you remember Prairie Days?  2009 - 2015 Members joined with the Historical Society and Lombard Park District to host ...
08/30/2026

Do you remember Prairie Days?

2009 - 2015 Members joined with the Historical Society and Lombard Park District to host Prairie Days for the entire community. During the third full week in September (Illinois Prairie Week), music, food, activities and demonstrations filled the afternoon with celebration.

You are invited to this Friday’s 08/28, 12:30 meeting of the Lombard Garden Club.
08/27/2026

You are invited to this Friday’s 08/28, 12:30 meeting of the Lombard Garden Club.

Check out what was planned for January 22, 1965:Opening Luncheon -- Tally Ho Inn,West Chicago, IL on Rte. 64 (North Ave)...
08/26/2026

Check out what was planned for January 22, 1965:

Opening Luncheon -- Tally Ho Inn,
West Chicago, IL on Rte. 64 (North Ave)

"Arts, Antiques, and Flowers" by Mrs. Michael Rotunnon of Bensenville. Door Prizes.

Scientifically known as Zinnia elegans (meaning elegant) the zinnia traces its origins to Mexico and the Americas. Unlik...
08/24/2026

Scientifically known as Zinnia elegans (meaning elegant) the zinnia traces its origins to Mexico and the Americas. Unlike most flowers, their genus name is not derived from Latin, but instead named after the German botanist Johann Gottfried Zinn.

Check out this website for more info on Zinnias!
https://www.fleursdevilles.com/post/zinnia-summers-vibrant-and-showy-flower

Here are some more beauties from our members.

Pulling out more pictures from the past - 2009 to be exact!Here's a lovely picture of two prominent ladies from Lombard ...
08/23/2026

Pulling out more pictures from the past - 2009 to be exact!

Here's a lovely picture of two prominent ladies from Lombard that you may know --
Give it up for Mary Beth Lynch and Cher Herlache

Last weekend concluded our garden walks for the summer.  Cindy not only let us come and see what's growing in her garden...
08/21/2026

Last weekend concluded our garden walks for the summer. Cindy not only let us come and see what's growing in her gardens, but she and her ukulele group played for us too! What a special treat!!

July 27"Outdoor meeting in garden of Mrs. E. C. Behrens.   Flower arranging and "Tips" on corsage making by Mrs. R. L. M...
08/19/2026

July 27

"Outdoor meeting in garden of Mrs. E. C. Behrens. Flower arranging and "Tips" on corsage making by Mrs. R. L. Munger. Bring chair."

We're sharing pictures from our gardens featuring...Zinnias!!!!There are so many reasons to grow Zinnias.  What's your  ...
08/17/2026

We're sharing pictures from our gardens featuring...Zinnias!!!!

There are so many reasons to grow Zinnias.

What's your #1 reason?

A. Easy to grow
B. Pollinator magnet
C. Drought tolerant
D. Just so dang beautiful

More members Zinnia photos coming soon!

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