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Features
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Contest Winners!
Carolyn Ulrich and Bill Aldrich present the top
winners in Chicagoland Gardening's annual Small
Space Garden Contest More
than Animals
Brookfield Zoo as a Botanic Garden by Annette
T. Roos Keeping
the Season Green
Adele Kleine visits five area gardeners who never
stop gardening, thanks to their greenhouses. Newest
Shades of Green
Introducing the "Chicagoland Gardening Series" of houseplants to ward off the winter's gloom.
Bill Aldrich reviews new houseplants for 1997. On
Our Cover
Judi Hendricks is inset in a photo of her garden
that was named the winner in our Gardening in
Small Spaces Contest. Photos by Bill Aldrich
Departments
Editor's Page - Select
to read now! Q
and A
Pamela Wolfe answers reader questions. University
of Illinois Forum
Vernon Bryant offers tips for getting your houseplants
through the winter. What
to Do in the Garden
Tips from the University of Illinois Cooperative
Extension Service, compiled by Ron Wolford. Guest
Editorial
Cathy Ricciardi looks at her landscape investment
in terms of its appreciation. Under
Our Fingernails
Worm Composting-Dana Cleary explains how you can
use worms to transform your kitchen waste into
lovely rich compost. Tree
Talk
A Tree that Blooms in the Winter? Pamela Wolfe
recommends witch hazels. The
Edible Garden
The garden comes to the soup bowl as chef Michael
Foley shows how to prepare hearty winter fare.
And author Jacqui Heriteau shares some of her
favorite recipes as well. Garden
Travel
The Olbrich Botanic Gardens in Madison, Wisconsin,
offer unexpected winter pleasures. By Kate Jerome Calendar
of Gardening Events Stepping
Stones
Kate Jerome makes resolutions she won't break-honest. |