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A Sense Of Place

Our garden blog.

Indian Summer now, warmer and wetter winter ahead

By Tom_Vollman
1
November 8, 2010
Indian Summer now, warmer and wetter winter ahead

Ravenswood is in a period known as Indian Summer. The winter ahead is expected to be warmer and wetter than normal.

Neighborhood hit by frost

By Patrick Boylan
0
November 6, 2010

A frost, a weather event that doesn't happen every growing season, probably ended the season for many plants and containers early this morning.

Was it a frost? Temps dip to 32F this morning

By Patrick Boylan
0
November 5, 2010

The Ravenswood area may have received a light frost this morning as temperatures hovered near 32 degrees for about an hour

Weather will be interesting

By Tom_Vollman
0
October 26, 2010
Weather will be interesting

By Patrick Boylan “It’s going to be an interesting winter,” Tom Vollman, The Bulldog’s resident weatherman warned Tuesday. Chicago and the Midwest are known as the Battleground, Vollman said. The current storm, with the media warning it is one of the worst in decades, is the first of the winter storms blowing in from...

The first frost is coming, let’s have some fun with it!

By Patrick Boylan
0
October 4, 2010

The neighborhood seems poised to experience the arrival of the first frost. Tonight as we cover the last of the summer vegetables shivering in the garden we can take a moment to consider a few facts about the phenomena of frost we are anticipating. There are a number of related weather terms that we...

A Sense of Place: Green Tomatoes

By Jane Rickard
0
September 6, 2010
A Sense of Place: Green Tomatoes

Looks like another green tomato year… I’m just not the tomato gardner that my Mother was.  Now she could grow a tomato plant 11 feet tall that would bear a bushel of fruit, big red beefsteak beauties. Sometimes the plants overproduced and she would take the few greenies wrap them in newspaper and line...

A Sense of Place: The Allotment Garden

By Jane Rickard
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August 13, 2010
A Sense of Place: The Allotment Garden

If there is one thing we as American’s take for granted it’s land and our use of it.  Those of us lucky enough to grow up on big lots usually can remember our parents large vegetable and kitchen gardens just outside the back door.  Even those of us on smaller plots had smaller gardens. ...

A Sense of Place:Letting nature do the work.

By Jane Rickard
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August 5, 2010
A Sense of Place:Letting nature do the work.

Years ago when living in Buffalo, New York I got to know the head gardner for a yacht club down the street.  Marcia ruled the ladies who lunch with an iron fist in a garden glove especially when it came to bulbs. Nothing ever interfered with the beauty of her gardens .She was a...

A Sense of Place: Flowering Trees, A Special Pleasure

By Jane Rickard
0
July 23, 2010
A Sense of Place: Flowering Trees, A Special Pleasure

Trees are a wonder we enjoy the maples and oaks that our grandparents planted and conversely someday our grandchildren will play under the branches of the trees we plant today.  They are the one thing you can plant in a garden that will most likely out live you and give testament to your legacy...

Sense Of Place: Community Garden-Update

By Jane Rickard
1
July 20, 2010
Sense Of Place: Community Garden-Update

The garden at 4803 N Western Avenue is showing signs of attention, it has been mowed.  On Wednesday afternoon  Robert Rawls of  Aldermans Schulters office  told the Bulldog that the garden was not active due to “safety” concerns and that the current Laborers Union strike which started July 1st was holding up progress.  He...

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