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Naperville Gardener – Did you know when the first recorded Arbor Day was?
Did you know that the first recorded Arbor Day was in Spain in 1594?
In the village of Mondonedo, a granite marker and trees still...
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Naperville Gardener – Did you know that…?
Did you know, most organizations welcome new members and encourage anyone interested to attend meetings and activities? The Naperville Garden Club embraces this welcoming...
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Naperville Gardener – Did you know that…?
Did you know if you want to grow an unusual houseplant, you need look no further than the produce section of your favorite grocery...
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Naperville Gardener – Did you know that…?
Did you know there are five types of deserts in the world? It is generally accepted that a desert is defined as land receiving...
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Naperville Gardener – Looking for a new cookie recipe?
In order to inspire our members to be the best cookie bakers we can be, the Naperville Garden Club has a cookie contest every...
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Naperville Gardener – Cup of Cheer™ is Nov. 30 and Dec. 1
Where will you be on Thurs., Nov. 30 or Fri., Dec. 1? I hope getting into the holiday spirit at the Naperville Garden Club’s...
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Naperville Gardener – Fall care for peonies
The most common peony is “Paeonia Lactiflora,” a non-woody herbaceous perennial. Peonies are among the longest living, most reliable and unbelievably gorgeous flowering plants....
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Naperville Gardener – What I did on my summer vacation
Last winter, my son Christian called and asked if I’d ever heard of “The World’s Largest Rose Tree” in Tombstone, Arizona. Thanks to a...
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Naperville Gardener – Another of the three Garden Clubs in Naperville
The Naperville Garden Club is the oldest garden club in Naperville. It began as a special interest group within the Naperville Woman’s Club in...
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Naperville Gardener – Another of the three garden clubs in Naperville
One of three garden clubs in Naperville, the Naperville Community Gardeners, was formed in 1980 as the Naperville Men’s Garden Club. Its name was...
