… around with the experts at the Enabling Garden and perhaps they can point one out to you. Look for this tundra-breeder traveling in a flock of common redpolls or goldfinches and siskins. This …
Type: Birding
… Summer is just around the corner, and summer is the time for color. This class presents the many ways plants can be combined and mixed to enhance the …
Type: Item Detail
… This course is for individuals seriously considering or already in the process of aquaponic food production on a …
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… basic composition along with some of the better-known smartphone apps and how to use them for nature photography. We will go over smartphone photography and do some fieldwork, and then …
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… New! Advance your skills by acquiring the techniques and methods for successfully drawing white flowers on white paper. Learn how to see subtle colors reflected …
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… Botanic Garden Members do not need to register. Offered in partnership with The Alliance for Early Childhood as part of the Let's Play! Ongoing Community Program. Nature Play Garden on …
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… the carillonneur at Berea College in Kentucky. “In Memoriam” will be followed by a bell toll for each person who perished. James Fackenthal has been the assistant carillonneur at the …
Type: Event for Calendar
… Fertilize lawn in mid-May if necessary. Late fall is a preferable time to fertilize. Monitor for weeds and hand pull or spot treat accordingly. …
Type: Plant Info
… gardeners who choose containers to grow their veggies and herbs can use this same mix for their pots. Any gardener who suspects the soil is contaminated should have a soil test taken …
Type: Plant Info
… served on the Guild’s Examination committee, as co-editor of the Guild’s newsletter Carillon News, and on the Ronald Barnes Memorial Fund jury. Mr. Lee has been an active church and synagogue musician in the Chicago area and has served as an examiner for the Royal Conservatory of Music Examinations in Toronto, Ontario. …
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