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Room for a view
You've got the patio, you've got the patio essentials — table and chairs, a grill, the lighting. Now, how about a patio garden?
The right plants can turn a patio into a cohesive, almost enchanting space, rather than something that looks just thrown...Tags: Botany, Google Inc., Salvia, Chicago, Science and Technology
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Tribute gifts
Tribune Media GroupWe all have people in our lives who are tough to buy for. You know, the ones who have everything they need and buy everything they want. It sure would be nice to come up with an unexpected gift that shows some thought and a lot of love. Consider a...Tags: Lincoln Park Zoo, Charity, Human Interest, Health and Medical Professionals, Building Material
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Coping with the bad news beetles
Japanese beetles present a double whammy. The coppery-colored, half-inch-long adult beetles have been attacking plants. Soon, their grub offspring will attack turf.
In sunny, moist areas, around early August, beetle grubs will hatch and feed on the roots...Tags: Hospitals and Clinics, Kentucky, Adults, Inorganic Chemical Industry, Health
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Trees give us more breathing room
During the lazy, hazy days of summer, appreciate how trees clean the air. One way they do it is by scrubbing pollution from the air with their leaves.
"Think about how your clothes pick up lint, especially rough-textured clothing. That's essentially...Tags: U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Environmental Issues, Environmental Politics, Vehicles, Hospitals and Clinics
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Glorious Gardens judges weigh in on their favorite
Among the observations from our four Glorious Gardens judges on why they loved Dennis Paul's city garden: Why it's a winner Denise Corkery, senior writer, Chicago Botanic Garden: This richly and intricately designed garden resembles a living tapestry,...Tags: Justice System, Crime, Law and Justice, Science and Technology, Chicago Park District, Agricultural Research and Technology
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November 26: Author - James Ballowe Talks About His Book, Christmas In Illinois
WGN NewsChristmas in Illinois To purchase a copy of the book: Christmas in Illinois Events: Saturday, November 27 2:00 p.m. Anderson's Bookshop Naperville Saturday, December 4 2:00 p.m. Morton Arboretum Bookstore Lisle Saturday, December 11 2:00 p.m. The...Tags: Industrial Accidents, Chicago, Studs Terkel, Religious Festivals, WGN
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Seize spring's wildflower moment
Is spring really, finally here?
The answer is at your local actively managed forest preserve. Are there little wildflowers popping out beneath the trees? If so, bring out the hammock.
One visit to the Reed-Turner Woodland Nature Preserve in Long Grove,...Tags: Bodies of Water, Science and Technology, WGN, Barbara Turner, Ecosystems
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Art naturally reflects arboretum's mission
Trees are such an integral part of our surroundings that we tend to ignore their significance and their magnificence.
"We talk about how people can become 'green blind,'" says Leslie Goddard, exhibit developer at the Morton Arboretum. "Trees are...Tags: Arts, Entertainment, Sculpture, Arts and Culture, Lisle
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