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Chicago Botanic Garden
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Gardening is blooming as America’s number one pastime—and Midwestern gardeners are seeking new, unusual and improved plants suited for their region.

In response, the Chicago Botanic Garden has directed much of its research toward the development, evaluation and introduction of superior ornamental plants for the Midwest.

The Garden’s Ornamental Plant Development Program encompasses three areas:

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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