… Soil is an irreplaceable natural resource that affects plant selection and growth. Learn to maintain healthy soil; use compost, fertilizers, soilless and potting mixes, and other …
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… chartreuse leaves are topped by dense, rich brown flowering spikes from late spring up to frost. This cultivar produces no pollen, eliminating the possibility of reseeding in the …
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… and look good in a woodland garden. Keep them neat by cutting off dead fronds. It is resistant to deer and good in a border. …
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… bowls using wet-felting techniques. Choose from a selection of interesting design elements to incorporate onto the inside and outside of the bowl. During class, enjoy stories of a knitter, …
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… in bundles of two and have a 360° twist. The blue-green needles vary greatly in length (1½ to 4" long). It needs full sun and is tolerant of a range of soil types as long as they are …
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… this aster in full sun and average soil and avoid excessive fertilization that could lead to flopping stems. The flowers are a butterfly and honeybee magnet. It can be divided every 2-3 …
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… This meadowrue has large, 8- to 10-inch blue-gray leaves that are finely dissected and resemble columbine. The plant is …
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… old flowers removed before they set seeds), this upright, hardy sage cultivar has been known to reflower. Plant May Night sage in average garden soil and in full sun, and provide …
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… Bloodroot is among the earliest spring flowers to be found in the woods in eastern and central North America. A single white flower rises above …
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… enhance science learning, demonstrate understanding of concepts, and communicate information to others. ISBE PD Hours: 18, Gateways: 18 Graduate credit: 1 (additional fee) Grade level: …
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