Make the most of the winter weather at the Chicago Botanic Garden! Enjoy a winter walk and see the sun gleam off the snow in the Malott Japanese Garden or find the yellow and red dogwood stems in the Dwarf Conifer Garden. Afterwards, warm up in the Greenhouses or Garden Café! You can also stay warm in the Regenstein Center while enjoying an exhibition of original artwork featuring threatened and endangered plants. The exhibition, Losing Paradise? Endangered Plants Here and Around the World, extends from January 16 though April 4 and includes works by some of the world's best-known botanical artists. |
Losing Paradise?
Endangered Plants Here and Around the World
Botanical Art Exhibition through April 4
Spring Break Camp
March 29 – April 2
April 5 – 9
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Plant Evaluation Notes #33 available: Comparative Studies of Veronica and Veronicastrum
New Hybrid to be introduced at A Bloomin' Sale— Download notes about Pink Cotton Candy Betony
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Where gardeners go to satisfy their plant cravings during winter.
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Visit the Plant Science Center: view interactive exhibits, science labs and green roof gardens.