Lurie Garden Photos
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Lurie Garden is a Winter Wonderland - Photo 1Dress in your warmest clothes and head for a walk in one of the most beautiful and captivating winter landscapes in Chicago: the Lurie Garden.Read the corresponding article, here. (.doc) |
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Lurie Garden is a Winter Wonderland - Photo 2Dress in your warmest clothes and head for a walk in one of the most beautiful and captivating winter landscapes in Chicago: the Lurie Garden.Read the corresponding article, here. (.doc) |
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Lurie Garden is a Winter Wonderland - Photo 3Dress in your warmest clothes and head for a walk in one of the most beautiful and captivating winter landscapes in Chicago: the Lurie Garden.Read the corresponding article, here. (.doc) |
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Lurie Garden is a Winter Wonderland - Photo 4Dress in your warmest clothes and head for a walk in one of the most beautiful and captivating winter landscapes in Chicago: the Lurie Garden.Read the corresponding article, here. (.doc) |
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Lurie Garden is a Winter Wonderland - Photo 5Dress in your warmest clothes and head for a walk in one of the most beautiful and captivating winter landscapes in Chicago: the Lurie Garden.Read the corresponding article, here. (.doc) |
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Lurie Garden is a Winter Wonderland - Photo 6Dress in your warmest clothes and head for a walk in one of the most beautiful and captivating winter landscapes in Chicago: the Lurie Garden.Read the corresponding article, here. (.doc) |
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Narcissi ‘Lemon Drops’The Lurie Garden staff and volunteers planted an additional 42,000 bulbs by hand in fall 2008, including 1,500 lovely Narcissi ‘Lemon Drops.’ The garden’s 2009 spring “show” will feature more than 100,000 bulbs blooming from late March through May (Photo by Thomas Marlow) |
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Tulipa ‘Ballade’Tulipa ‘Ballade’ dances in the Chicago wind with thousands of other pink tulips planted among perennials in The Lurie Garden. (Photo by Thomas Marlow) |
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Container in metal basket close-upTulipa ‘Spring Green’ is favored by The Lurie Garden horticultural staff for its longevity in the garden and its subtle cream and green stripes. The garden’s 2009 spring “show” will feature more than 100,000 bulbs blooming from late March through May. (Photo by Thomas Marlow) |
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The Lurie Garden’s Salvia RiverThe Lurie Garden’s Salvia River mimics a flowing river in shape and undulation. Four different varieties of 2,000 salvia plants bloom just a few days apart, causing a colorful stir in the “river bed.” Varying shades of purple and blue brighten The Lurie Garden beginning in early May and into June. One of the best views is from the top floors of surrounding buildings. (Photo by Linda Oyama Bryan) |
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Spring arrives at The Lurie Garden The Lurie Garden’s harbinger of spring - the crocus - has popped through the earth! In the next few weeks, more than 100,000 naturalized flowering bulbs, including 42,000 planted by hand last fall, will spring forth in The Lurie Garden. In March and April, the garden also features drifts of shooting stars, Virginia bluebells and lavender-pink alliums, as well as the lush blossoms of cherry trees. |
