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The Chicago Botanic garden is full of daffodils and robins. And also the beginnings of green plants sprouting out everywhere. And also the most beautiful pastel colors.

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This time of year feels almost overwhelming to me. The anticipation of all those plants – they will soon surround us in green but now it's still chilly and there is a clamoring feeling. I had to sit down to take it all in. I watched a red-wing blackbird and listened to the carillon bells. 

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I took a detour from my usual path to visit the vegetable gardens and my favorite sculpture

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Still trying to work out how I can dislodge it and fit it in my pocket – it would look so nice in my garden. 

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I'm obsessed with this garden shelf in the English Walled Garden. I think it has changed a little from last fall. I can't find my photo of it but I think it was a different shape without the legs and a swear it was green. I believe it was filled with scented geraniums the last time I saw it. I must get my own version of this shelf. I have the perfect place for it and I would fill it with fancy begonias in the summer. Dreaming.

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Thank you Chicago Botanic Garden – you do not disappoint. I'll be back to see your tulips very soon.

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