… fungal communities in two North American oak forests respond at larger spatial scales to nitrogen addition. New Phytologist 179: 472–483. McFarland J. and G. M. Mueller. 2009. Edible … A.W. Wilson, R. Zhang, C. Ning, G.M. Mueller. 2016. Cantharellus chicagoensis sp. nov. is supported by molecular and morphological analysis as a new yellow chanterelle in the … and biotic indicators to measure success in forest landscape restoration. Restoration Ecology 26:5-12. Ainsworth, A.M, C. Canteiro, A. Dahlberg, B. Douglas, G. Furci, D. Minter, G.M. Mueller, …
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… and the plant was called coral bells. Decades and dozens of hybrids later, Heuchera spp. is as well known for the striking colors of its foliage as it is for its long lasting flowers. Thanks in part to the aggressive breeding, tissue culture propagation, and plant introduction program of Dan … place is shared by two plants: 2. Heuchera sanguinea 'White Cloud' Height is shorter at 26 inches, with light green foliage and white flowers that appear earlier in June through late …
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… India Blooms, Chicago Botanic Garden design manager Wendy Griffiths was inspired by her visit to a textile factory in Jaipur. She knew she needed a font that reflected the beauty and tradition of Indian artistry to bring the show’s theme to life. “I found this font a year ago and was just waiting for the perfect moment to use it,” Wendy shared. “Its story is so fascinating as it helps preserve the languages and cultural heritage of South Asia. It’s …
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… Garden and Oakton Community College. Upon completing the program, students will be able to do the following: Explain the evidence basis and unique benefits of horticultural therapy and … settings Understand basic business practices for independent contractors and start-ups Official student transcripts can be obtained from Oakton Community College … School will mail certificates after final grade submissions in December. This certificate is accredited by the American Horticultural Therapy Association as meeting the horticultural …
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… 10-12, Unit 3 Climate Change in My Backyard Activity Guide Unit 3: Earth system responses to natural and human-induced changes In Unit 3, students learn how living things and ecosystems … students to start collecting data. In this activity students learn how to use the Budburst website, begin to collect and record data on plant phenology, and add that data to the Budburst … use the keys to identify the plants that they will be collecting data on for Budburst. This is an outdoor activity, but can also be done inside on collected or purchased flowers/plants. …
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… Q. I would like to attract birds to my garden this winter – any suggestions? A. When attempting to attract birds to your garden, it is important to know what species are in your area as well as their food preferences and feeding …
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… Certification How to Apply for Windy City Harvest Apprenticeship Certification Eligibility Applicants must be in … or contact The Arutro Velasquez Institute at (773) 838-1520. The 2025 interest form is now open! Interest Form Windy City Harvest staff will follow up with all prospective students … session (dates in interest form) Attend a work shadow day (dates in interest form) Complete an official application and provide two previous employers or professional references Participate in …
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… Voilá! More plants! Although several perennials can be divided in late summer, spring is a good time for this task. That’s because temperatures are cool and the soil is usually moist. Dividing perennials in spring also allows the roots to become well established throughout the summer. Hostas looking a bit crowded last year? Split them now and get two to three times the plants! Rejuvenation Dividing helps breathe new life into crowded plants while …
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… breathing, stretching, meditation, and relaxation with attention placed on postures designed to build strength and resilience. Connect with your yoga community in this live, interactive … instructions one day in advance. 9 Mondays, April 7 – June 9, 9:30 – 10:30 a.m. (no class May 26) or 9 Thursdays, April 10 – June 5, 6 – 7 p.m. or 9 Saturdays, April 12 – June 7, 9 – 10 a.m. …
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… The most common tree in the Chicago area is from Europe—and that’s bad news for our native plants and animals. Introduced to the United States in the early 1900s as an ornamental plant and privacy hedge, common … support native plants and animals. The good news? Thousands of your neighbors are pitching in to help. You can join the effort by removing buckthorn from your property or volunteering to help …
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