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Posts Tagged ‘Bloom-’n-Color report’

From the blog do you know? by kjaros on Wednesday, October 21st, 2009

The Chicago TribuneĀ in October featured the Arboretum's own Color Scout, Ed Hedborn, and included a ten-year comparison of fall color at the Arboretum. Check it out!

From the blog do you know? by kjaros on Wednesday, October 7th, 2009

While appreciating trees for their gorgeous fall foliage at The Morton Arboretum or elsewhere, check out the many benefits and interesting uses of trees that turn fall color.

In addition to its …

From the blog do you know? by kjaros on Wednesday, October 7th, 2009

Do you know why green leaves turn autumn colors?

Shorter days and falling temperatures cue plants to get ready for winter, according to Ed Hedborn, the Arboretum's Color Scout. With less light, …