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… bring indoors and display throughout the year — even during those nasty Chicago winters! The best cutting gardens are well integrated into existing landscapes and designed to bring enjoyment for all seasons. First things first To establish a cutting garden, first take an inventory of … redtwig dogwood ( Cornus sericea ) looks stunning on a dining room table. When choosing plants for winter interest, look for decorative seedpods, peeling or colored bark, brightly colored …
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… Resource Guide for the Model Railroad Garden Local Organizations Chicago Area Garden Railroad Society Contact Person: Bob Hanselman (847) 533-6219 www.cagrs.com LGB Model Railroad Club of Chicago Contact Person: Jim Rusch (630) 830-0378 www.LGBMRRCC.com … magazine Steam in the Garden, Inc. (607) 642-8119 www.steamup.com www.mylargescale.com Join for online chats, forums, articles, and more about garden-scale trains. www.nmra.org The home …
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… roses) and newer All-America Rose Selections are also on display. It’s an alluring feast for the eyes and the nose. Roses occasionally bloom as early as April and as late as November, but the big display takes place around Father’s Day and again in mid-September. And there are always roses in bloom to … the site should have well-drained soil that’s high in organic matter. Although roses are best planted in the spring, they may also be planted in fall (by September) so that their roots …
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… Q: Do you have any gardening gift ideas for Mother's Day? A: Moms who are avid gardeners always appreciate gifts that make their lives …
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… Planting for the Future in a Changing Climate Presented by Bartlett Tree Experts and the Chicago Botanic … Wheaton, IL Panelist: Natives or Nonnatives: That is the Question Joy Kaminsky is responsible for preserving and maintaining Cantigny Park's natural assets, including the estate's renowned … in Cleveland, Ohio. Cantigny’s gardens are a source of education, recreation, and inspiration for thousands of visitors annually. The estate spans more than 500 acres and is home to one of …
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… plants are grouped together, the flowers look like a purple haze floating over the leaves. The best part: the leaves turn a beautiful red in fall. This is one tough plant for dry, sunny conditions. (Photo via Toronto Botanical Garden) Autumn moor grass ( Sesleria … plant trials and download previous Plant Evaluation Notes from our Plant Evaluation page . Visit our Plant Information Service and find information on a variety of topics including plant …
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… as needed. Exchanges are subject to a $10 fee per transaction (not per ticket); fee applies for members and nonmembers. Tickets are subject to availability. You can now exchange online or contact the Customer Call Center at (847) 835-6801. Tips for Your Visit ✓ Dress for the weather as this is an outdoor event. ✓ The reimagined trail is 1.3 miles … will only be allowed if the Garden cancels the event; otherwise, the event will take place rain or shine. I am visiting the Chicago Botanic Garden during the day. Will I have to …
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… Planting for the Future in a Changing Climate Presented by Bartlett Tree Experts and the Chicago Botanic … of academic institutions and stewardship organizations to help improve conservation efforts for plants. Find out more about Dr. Havens' work . … Presented by Bartlett Tree Experts and the … of academic institutions and stewardship organizations to help improve conservation efforts for plants. Find out more about Dr. Havens' work . …
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