… Capture images of secret places in the Garden with your camera. Venture off the beaten path and discover tucked-away corners, …
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… will discuss tonality and dynamic range, the potential of depth of field, and post-processing in Lightroom Classic to create black and white images. Class is limited to DSLR or mirrorless …
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… Join us for a seated, slow-paced birding experience. Rather than walking around the Garden in search of birds, you will observe and identify the birds surrounding or passing by the …
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… two days before your class starts. Registered students will receive login instructions one day in advance. Judith Joseph, artist & instructor Online Course …
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… to becoming an identification expert. Common Cardinal Goldfinch on a flower head Cedar Waxwing in winter Seed Mixes Birds do have seed preferences. That's why there are so many different types to choose from. With the smorgasbord of seed that's offered in a bag of mixed seed, you'll see many different birds gathering at the feeder. This is the seed … This is a real treat to watch. Another way to attract birds is to plan your garden with birds in mind. You might be able to plant a few shrubs, a tree or two, and some perennials that will be …
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… borage flowers turn it blue. Single-herb vinegars such as tarragon or basil can become staples in the kitchen, but there are also endless combinations to create, depending upon your tastes. … when combined with a bit of olive oil. Mint, a hint of honey, and cardamom or anise seed in rice vinegar makes a delicious and different vinegar to sprinkle on melon or strawberries. A … herbs of your choice, put them into a jar and pour cold vinegar over them. Set the closed jar in a warm pantry or on a sunny windowsill for three to four weeks. After this time, taste the …
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… can have your choice of the best ones. If you are choosing a pumpkin directly from the field in which it was grown, try to go before the first frost; frosted pumpkins may develop a frost … stem into the fruit. Once you find the perfect pumpkin, remember to be gentle when placing it in your cart or wagon. Happy autumn! …
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… Q: I understand the importance of planting in pots with adequate drainage, but many of my pots don’t have holes. Every time I try to drill … follow the drill bit manufacturer’s package directions. Turn the pot upside down outside or in a utility sink with a towel underneath to prevent chipping the container. Mark the hole …
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… beech is both a weeping and columnar form of the species and thus suitable for narrow spaces in the home landscape. It is a sport or naturally occurring variation of F. sylvatica 'Purpurea … Asia, Europe and North America. Only Fagus grandifolia , the American beech, is native to the U.S. and Illinois. A single species, Fagus sylvatica or the European beech, accounts for the vast majority of cultivars used in landscaping. The Chicago Botanic Garden's collections contain three species but more than two …
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… demonstrate his world-famous barred owl call. After the discussion, Bailey will lead a walk in the woods to look and listen for these enigmatic birds. Please dress warmly, and bring along a …
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