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  • … portfolio-quality finished piece is required to pass each course. (If you are not interested in pursuing the certificate, you do not need to concern yourself with grades.) The certificate … students) Required Courses: Creative Fine Art Digital Photography Textures & Patterns in Nature Fine Art Portfolio A Fine Art Portfolio B Fundamental Courses: Choice of four: Abstracts in Nature (maximum of two) Black & White Photography Fine Art Water Portfolio    Portraits in
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  • … Library Open Sunday, January 25 – March 22 Wednesday – Sunday, noon – 4 p.m. Our Seed Library in the Lenhardt Library is a place where you may “borrow” seeds to plant, to grow, and to enjoy! … you get growing, check out the latest seed growing tips from the experts. By participating in the Seed Library, you become part of the growing community of seed savers and a keeper of shared knowledge for the next generation of gardeners. Learn about seeds in the Library. Many books are available for reading and borrowing. …
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  • … of cookies is a terrific gift idea if you are an enthusiastic baker with friends or family in the vicinity. They live far away? No worries: just layer the dry ingredients for a baked item in a mason jar, attach the recipe, finish with a festive bow, pack, and send it to as far as … flowers—of course—string, scissors, and a cool, dry room where you can hang the blooms to dry in peace (hanging them in a busy spot can result in an unproductive mess of broken petals and …
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  • … Serenita® ‘Pink’ Allium ampeloprasum ‘Blue Solaise’ If you were to decorate a room in your home in this pattern…which room would you choose and why? I would choose my dining room; chevron is a funky but classic pattern that I think would be great in a dining room, especially in earth tones. Bio: Riley Finnegan is the horticulturist of the … Serenita® ‘Pink’ Allium ampeloprasum ‘Blue Solaise’ If you were to decorate a room in your home in this pattern…which room would you choose and why? I would choose my dining room; …
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  • … for a demanding audience: the world’s great winemakers. At Terlato’s Tangley Oaks headquarters in Lake Bluff, visiting winemakers can chat with the chef in his gourmet kitchen as he prepares a meal to accompany their libations. Colin presents his …      Salt and pepper to taste      Mix all ingredients together, let sit for at least one hour in refrigerator.   For Garnish and Topping  1 pound of maché (lambs' lettuce)     4 fresh …
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  • … Heather Terhune Garden Chef Recipes Heather Terhune, the executive chef at Atwood Café in Chicago, created this pancake recipe loaded with the season’s fresh blueberries and peaches. … cups fresh blueberries 8 peaches, sliced 2 teaspoons vanilla sugar Pure maple syrup directions In a bowl, mix flour, sugar, baking powder, baking soda, and salt. In a separate bowl, whisk together eggs, melted butter, buttermilk, lemon zest, and vanilla. Fold …
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  • … why water is important to human health. Others explore the importance of shoreline management in the demonstration garden. Interpretive signage guides visitors to observe and understand … and habitat With the nation's largest collection of aquatic plants—120,000 were planted in 2012 along the restored shoreline—and 81 acres of lakes and waterways, the Chicago Botanic … teach about the importance of freshwater systems. The Cove serves family members who take part in on-site programs, students on field trips, Camp CBG groups, scouts, and participants in the …
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  • … Plant Evaluation The program evaluates herbaceous and woody plants in comparative trials, ultimately recommending the top performers to gardeners and the horticultural industry. Over 1,200 taxa are currently evaluated in the Bernice E. Lavin Plant Evaluation Garden, Mitsuzo and Kyoko Shida Evaluation Garden, and … the Green Roof Gardens.     Twenty comparative trials are currently underway, including trials in the Shida Evaluation Garden featuring abelias ( Abelia ), bugleweeds ( Ajuga ), goatsbeards ( …
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  • … by Greg Mueller Schmit, J. P., J. F. Murphy, and G. M. Mueller. 1999. Macrofungal diversity in a temperate oak forest: A test of species richness estimators. Canadian Journal of Botany … D. K., C. Fialkowski, G. M. Mueller, and T. A. Sullivan. 2002. Chicago Wilderness: A new force in urban conservation. Annals of Missouri Botanical Garden 89:153-163. Mueller, G. M., G. F. … 777 pp. Fischbein, C. S. Aks, and G. M. Mueller. 2004/2005. Mushroom poisoning. Pages 533-540, In: Erickson, T. B., W. R. Ahrens, S. E. Aks, C. R. Baum, and L. Ling, eds. Pediatric Toxicology: …
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  • … handful toasted  pipits (pumpkin seeds) or other nuts, about 2 rounded tablespoons Directions In large serving bowl, add kale, half of lemon juice, and a drizzle of oil. Massage until kale starts to soften and wilt, 2–3 minutes. Set aside while you make dressing. In a small bowl, whisk remaining lemon juice with the honey and lots of ground pepper. Stream in the 1/4 cup of oil while whisking until a dressing forms, and you like how it tastes. Pour …
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