Frances Willard House Museum
1730 Chicago Avenue Evanston, IL 60201
A National Historic Landmark, in Evanston
April 9, 2011 Pictures
Here's what we've done so far...
I told you there was a lot of pruning to do!
It's important to know where utilities are buried before you start digging.
First harbingers of Spring in our gardens - Galanthus nivalis (Snowdrops). This is right out front of the Cottage.
This is Mertensia virginicus (Virginia bluebells) at the base of the chestnut in the middle of the back yard. Plus some other things I can't identify yet.
I don't know this one yet, either...do you? (I also have to learn how to take pictures closer up...)
This little volunteer Aquilegia (Columbine) needs a better home. She's stuck in the middle of the flagstone path that leads from the rear of the cottage.
I told you there was a lot of pruning to do!
It's important to know where utilities are buried before you start digging.
First harbingers of Spring in our gardens - Galanthus nivalis (Snowdrops). This is right out front of the Cottage.
This is Mertensia virginicus (Virginia bluebells) at the base of the chestnut in the middle of the back yard. Plus some other things I can't identify yet.
I don't know this one yet, either...do you? (I also have to learn how to take pictures closer up...)
This little volunteer Aquilegia (Columbine) needs a better home. She's stuck in the middle of the flagstone path that leads from the rear of the cottage.