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Chicago Botanic Garden Scientific Programs

From the laboratories to the lakes, the evaluation gardens to the native habitat areas, the Garden is a center for research of many kinds.

The Garden’s science program, with research in both ornamental horticulture and plant conservation, has dual goals:

• To develop, evaluate and introduce the best plants for Midwest gardens
• To conserve the rarest plants of the Midwest and beyond

Download the Garden's science brochure—"Connecting People and Plants" (1639K)
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This Web site presentation of Chicago Botanic Garden science programs is made possible in part by PotashCorp, promoting science and sound practices for a sustainable environment.

 

   
 

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The Chicago Botanic Garden is owned by the Forest Preserve District of Cook County.
Photographs William Biderbost, Richard Hawke.

Last revised on: Wednesday, October 30, 2002