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Fall is busy at The Growing Place!
Rich brocades of color fill our garden centers in the fall. Many types of Mums, Pansies, Grasses, Asters, ornamental cabbage and kale, and more provide a spectacular show. It’s a great time to see the fall coloring of trees and shrubs to help your selection.
Fall is great for planting. Most plants thrive when planted in the cool moist weather of fall. Remember that roots continue to grow after tops go dormant. Plant spring-flowering bulbs in the fall. Fall is definitely not too late to plant!
Sales punctuate the season see facebook, email, Tribune or stop by and check them out.
Activities that are fun, fulfilling, and offer information that will help your yard thrive are noted below.
OUR OLD HOUSE ANNIVERSARY PARTY & Heirloom Plant & ‘Vintage’ Treasures Sale, September 11, Aurora. Ten years ago we saved a historic farmhouse from demolition and moved it to our Aurora location where it was then landmarked. This year we celebrate its 150th year and 10th year at The Growing Place. We welcome Cathy Jean Maloney, author and expert on garden history in Chicagoland, and Harry Patterson, bee expert, teacher, and Mr. Wizard. See Schedule
FALL FESTIVAL, September 18 & 19, Aurora. Family Fun... Pumpkins, gourds, squash… Hayrides, crafts, face painting and activities fill both days… Brats and hotdogs by the Wurst Kitchen, fresh donuts, roasted corn, and treats abound. Country music that encourages kid’s participation. More Info
Talk: HEALTHY ROOTS MAKE HAPPY TREES, September 25, Aurora
LET US HELP YOU DAY, October 16, hear talks at 10am, 11:30am, 1pm, and 2:30pm. Also sign up for a Design Advice Appointment and PLANT this fall!
FALL FUN AT THE FARM, Saturdays in October. Harvest crafts and hayrides for kids and adults alike. See Schedule
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