… its blooms above clean, glossy green foliage and dark red new growth. Growing 3 to 4 feet tall with a 3-foot spread and a rounded, bushy habit, this is not a fragrant bloomer, but some report …
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… as the sweet briar or eglantine rose, grows wild in Europe, North Africa, and western Asia, with sweetly perfumed single white or pink flowers followed by orange fruit. The specimen near …
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… and allied species such as Jack-in-the-pulpit, bloodroot, and dwarf crested iris. Leave with a list of bulbs and allies suitable for many garden settings. This class will be taught …
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… Using the ideas of abstract expressionists, we will release our emotions on a digital canvas with nature as a subject. Explore such painters of this period as Jackson Pollock, Franz Kline, …
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… Curious about the intersection of birds, art, and history? Birds in art do not begin and end with John James Audubon. Delve in and learn about the stories of various birds through historic …
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… macro and extreme-macro techniques, focus stacking, creative lighting, and post-processing with Lightroom, Photoshop, and Helicon, in both controlled studio work and hands-on field …
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… A long stamen protrudes from the long lilac upper lobe. The lower lobe is deep purple with a white spot in the throat. The attractive foliage is arrow-shaped and coarsely toothed; as …
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… a compact growth habit, and its hairy, silver stems produce velvety, purple flower spikes with light lavender flowers. At the Chicago Botanic Garden, we find this plant very useful …
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… to the popular 'May Night', the spikes of this cultivar are taller and more of deep purple with red-black bracts. It is named after a city in Germany and is also sold as the cultivar …
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… Explore the art of gravel gardening with Jeff Epping, as he shares insights, designs, and techniques from his new book, The Gravel …
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