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What's in Bloom? at the Chicago Botanic Garden

What's in Bloom at the Chicago Botanic Garden
February 1, 2005


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The Chicago Botanic Garden can be a beautiful place to take a winter stroll. Photographers will find beauty in evergreens and serene views of the Japanese Islands. Dramatic patterns of ice and water are constantly shifting in the lake as the weather changes. If you need to warm up, the Greenhouses provide a quick trip to the tropics, with displays of cactus and succulents and many exotic species such as orchids and clerodendron. In the South greenhouses you will find bougainvillea, heliconias and red ginger in bloom. In the West Greenhouses, see how plants in arid regions have adapted to drought and foragers with thorns and shapes both beautiful and bizarre. The East greenhouses feature pink French hydrangeas, red powderpuff and oleander in bloom.

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