GROW YOUR PASSION

Join us at Crestview Garden Club to celebrate and explore gardening.

If you love gardening or decorating your home with houseplants, join our community of new and experienced gardeners!

Our monthly meetings are held on the first Tuesday of each month and feature expert speakers who provide a wealth of information on gardening, native plants, attracting pollinators, and the positive effects of gardens on preserving our environment.

We welcome new members! Join at our monthly meetings or click on the Membership Menu for more information.

Our meetings take place at 7 pm at the Community Bank of Elmhurst, 330 W. Butterfield Rd./2nd Floor, Elmhurst, IL 60126.

We are a proud Member of The Gardens Club of Illinois, Inc., District II, Central Region.

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Upcoming Events

4 days to the event
February 2026 Monthly Meeting - Members and Public are Welcome
Feb 03, 2026, 7:00 PM – 7:05 PM
Elmhurst, 330 W Butterfield Rd, Elmhurst, IL 60126, USA
Join us for a special speaker, Beth Botts presenting "Tree Care for Homeowners." Your trees are the most valuable plants on your property - financially, for their beauty and for how they improve the environment. Learn what trees need, how you can care for them and when to call a pro. Public welcome!
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32 days to the event
March 2026 Monthly Meeting - Members and Public Welcome
Mar 03, 2026, 7:00 PM – 8:30 PM
Elmhurst, 330 W Butterfield Rd, Elmhurst, IL 60126, USA
Join us for a special presentation by Carol Cichorski on the topic of Low Maintenance Gardening
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67 days to the event
April 2026 Monthly Meeting, Members and Public Welcome
Apr 07, 2026, 7:00 PM – 8:30 PM
Elmhurst, 330 W Butterfield Rd, Elmhurst, IL 60126, USA
Join us for a presentation by David Brooks on the topic of Home composting Made Simple.
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Embracing Gardening Together

Established in 1976, Crestview Garden Club encourages the love of horticulture and gardening by educating our members and our community. We actively engage in the community around us, educating our members and the public on gardening topics at our monthly meetings, supporting food security at local food pantries and senior communities, encourage environmentally-conscious landscaping and gardening, and helping our senior neighbors with yard work. And, we build in opportunities for fun and friendship during field trips and club dinners.

Crestview Garden Club is well known for our Annual Plant Sale, held the Saturday after Mothers Day every year. This fun event brings great plants at great prices to the public and is our primary fundraiser for the year.

We publish a monthly Newsletter chock full of great information to all dues-paying members.

Our 2025-2026 officers are:
President: Felisa Rahn
Treasurer: Joanne Tyree
Member Relations Chairman: Rosalie Ward

We are grateful to our Sponsors whose financial support enables many of our activities:

Luurs Garden & Flower Shoppe
Mehta Motors
Patrick’s Lawn Care
The Mills Group
We Grow Dreams Greenhouse and Garden Center
HoneyDone Subscription Home Maintenance

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Senior Yard Clean-Up Team

Garden News You Can Use

Valentine Gift Ideas That Will Make Any Avid Gardener Bloom with Joy

Valentine’s Day is the perfect time to show appreciation for the special gardeners in your life. If your loved one spends hours nurturing plants, digging in the soil, and dreaming of their next garden project, a thoughtful gift that supports their passion will truly brighten their day. Choosing a gift that connects with their love for gardening not only shows you care but also encourages their hobby in a meaningful way. Here are some creative and practical Valentine gift idea

Jan 173 min read

How to Provide Winter Shelter for Wildlife in Your Garden

Winter can be a challenging time for wildlife. As temperatures drop and natural shelters become scarce, many animals seek refuge in gardens and yards. Providing safe, warm shelter in your garden not only helps local wildlife survive the cold months but also supports biodiversity and creates a lively, natural environment year-round. This post explores practical ways to offer winter shelter for animals in your garden and how you can make a real difference during the colder seas

Jan 173 min read

Winter Gardening Strategies for Midwestern Gardeners: Planning Your January Projects

Gardening in the Midwest during January can feel like a challenge. The cold temperatures, snow cover, and short daylight hours often make outdoor gardening seem impossible. Yet, this quiet time offers a valuable opportunity to plan, prepare, and even start some projects that will set you up for a successful growing season. With thoughtful winter gardening strategies, Midwestern gardeners can turn January into a productive month that benefits their garden all year long. Indoor

Jan 174 min read

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Reach us at info@crestviewgardenclub.com for all inquiries and assistance.

GROW YOUR PASSION

Join us at Crestview Garden Club to celebrate and explore gardening.

Next Events

Upcoming Events

Embracing Gardening Together

Luurs Garden & Flower Shoppe

Mehta Motors

Patrick’s Lawn Care

The Mills Group

We Grow Dreams Greenhouse and Garden Center

HoneyDone Subscription Home Maintenance

Garden News You Can Use

Valentine Gift Ideas That Will Make Any Avid Gardener Bloom with Joy

How to Provide Winter Shelter for Wildlife in Your Garden

Winter Gardening Strategies for Midwestern Gardeners: Planning Your January Projects

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