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  • … 'Gold Coin' Scots pine is noted for its bright golden yellow foliage in winter. Foliage eventually fades to light yellow-green by summer. It forms an irregular, broad pyramidal cone to 4-6 feet tall and to 2-3 feet wide over the first 10 years, eventually reaching 2 feet tall …
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  • Website Credits This project would not be possible without the collaboration and contributions … from the following staff of the Chicago Botanic Garden: Photography Robin Carlson Website Design Maria Ciaccio Natalie Johnstone Eric Smith Cheri Van Deraa Website Director Cheri Van Deraa Editorial and Content Carolyn Starks Additional Contributors: … from the following staff of the Chicago Botanic Garden: Photography Robin Carlson Website Design Maria Ciaccio Natalie Johnstone Eric Smith Cheri Van Deraa Website Director Cheri …
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  • … Science – Negaunee Institute for Plant Conservation Science and Action …
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  • Visit & Shop Windy City Harvest invites you to visit local markets & farms Stop by and see our … facilities at the Farm on Ogden, organize a field trip to a farm site, or shop for fresh, locally grown produce at one of our market stands.   Headquarters Farm On Ogden Visit … Windy City Harvest invites you to visit local markets & farms Stop by and see our markets and farms at a variety of Urban …
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  • … Museums for All Offer The Chicago Botanic Garden is delighted to offer discounted Lightscape tickets on … are made possible through the Garden’s partnership in the national Museums for All program.  Buy Now     Novedad de este año. El Jardín Botánico de Chicago se complace en ofrecer entradas … The Chicago Botanic Garden is delighted to offer discounted Lightscape tickets on select dates for guests with a state-issued Electronic …
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  • … hardy heirlooms, species, and climbers. Learn basic culture and care, plus discover the best roses for your own growing conditions. Class includes an outdoor walk to examine the flowers up close. Dress for the weather.  Heather Prince, horticulturist, garden …
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  • … your holiday eco-friendly. We hope one of ways you’ll commemorate this season of renewal is to visit the Garden with your family, to see how the earth is gloriously rejuvenating itself … cheap sunglasses (darkness), bugs, beasts, and finger puppets, among other things. One website alone has sold 70,000 plague kits since 1995, and many of these items are made of that … and styrofoam. Unfortunately, no company has yet developed a compostible “bag-o-plagues.” The best we can do here is to encourage you to pass those nonbiodegradable tchochkes along from …
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  • … holiday tips. We hope one of ways you’ll commemorate this season of rebirth and rejoicing is to visit with your family, to see how earth is gloriously renewing itself within our 24 … have to be an all-or-nothing prospect. Instead, take a few eco-friendly baby steps each year. Buy Easter baskets made out of wood or reeds (Longaberger makes beautiful ones) or engage your … will be greening up as well. The Chicago Botanic Garden wishes you and your families the very best of holidays and hopes to see you all out here soon, enjoying springtime at its best! …
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  • … holiday poinsettias last as long as possible? A. Purchase a healthy plant that does not appear to have any disease or insect problems, and wrap it carefully before you bring it home. Poinsettias are very sensitive to cold air from drafty windows or doorways, as well as heat from air vents, radiators and fireplaces. Poinsettias will drop their leaves if exposed to chilling temperatures. Try to give your plant six hours of bright, but not direct, sunlight …
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