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  • … and wide and prefers partly shaded spots and moist well-drained soils. coleus are favorites for bedding plants, planters and window boxes for their wide range of colors and textures. Black Dragon would add depth to plantings with …
    Type: Garden Guide Plant
  • … a unique resin jewelry piece or bookmark, capturing the magic of nature forever. Get ready for a wild fusion of science and art, where you will unravel mysteries and craft exquisite … Class registration will close on August 16. Cancellations after August 16 are not eligible for a refund.  Insect Asylum, non-profit vintage taxidermy and insect museum Classroom 5, …
    Type: Item Detail
  • … Description: Look in any wooded area for this common migrant and breeder. …
    Type: Birding
  • … from Victorian or Gothic gardening) is having more than a moment; it’s been all the rage for years. In 2024, it was dubbed one of gardening’s trendiest topics as gardeners, new and … point is to step outside the box—to play with personality and aesthetic. It’s a great option for beginners who want to explore the possibilities of gardening without pressure to do it “the right way.” Want to get your hands dirty? Below are plants Jess recommends for your goth gardening container; you should be able to find them, or similar varieties, at …
    Type: Blog
  • … shop and caterer in Northfield. Here he offers his refreshing chilled vegetable gazpacho for a hot summer day. Chilled Vegetable Gazpacho Makes 8 servings Ingredients 1 small red pepper, … shop and caterer in Northfield. Here he offers his refreshing chilled vegetable gazpacho for a hot summer day. Chilled Vegetable Gazpacho Makes 8 servings Ingredients 1 small red pepper, …
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  • … from others, and enjoy photography together   Stay connected: Explore the Events Calendar for program details and competition schedules. Watch past Educational Programs on the Society’s … from others, and enjoy photography together   Stay connected: Explore the Events Calendar for program details and competition schedules. Watch past Educational Programs on the Society’s …
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  • … own gardens a few months hence. When cyclamen was named by the Greeks, they called on the word for circular,  kyklos , referring to the shape of the tuber. Victorians believed the cyclamen … timidity. We twentieth-century gardeners focus more on the cyclamen’s ornamental value, glad for its resemblance to a flock of hovering butterflies and grateful for the heart-shaped foliage that lasts for months. The many species of wild cyclamen growing …
    Type: Plant Info
  • … to a rich and still-blooming landscape.  Trees and shrubs are at their peak of growth for the year, and many will add still another dimension when they change color. This time of year … to storm damage, disease, or insect attack needs to be replaced? What are the best choices for gardeners today who are planting for tomorrow’s generation?   The  Chicagoland Grows ®  program has some suggestions, and one will …
    Type: Plant Info
  • … that can be pruned. You just have to know the plant, its growth characteristics, its best time for pruning, and what your intentions are for that plant as it plays into the whole of your garden design. “Well, I don’t have a design. I … with extra handles and nothing like those pictures in the gardening magazines. There is good news — you can have a shrub that looks like it came straight out of a gardening magazine by …
    Type: Plant Info
  • … it? A: The following process can be successful, but it is not guaranteed, and it is intended for adults with cordless drill competence. Materials/Tools: Ceramic plant pot Diamond-coated hole saw drill bit for ceramics (15mm) Cordless/battery-powered drill Safety goggles, dust mask, gloves, towel, … Tilt the drill bit at a 45-degree angle and cut a shallow c- shape into the pot to use a guide for the drill. Raise the drill bit to the vertical position and gently and slowly drill into the …
    Type: Plant Info