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Pro Gardener To Share Big Ideas For Small Spaces

By Patty Wetli | April 17, 2017 9:52am
Master gardener Joan Murray will share tips for growing in small spaces Monday night at Sulzer Library.
Master gardener Joan Murray will share tips for growing in small spaces Monday night at Sulzer Library.
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LINCOLN SQUARE — A lack of green space doesn't have to be an obstacle to gardening.

As part of the ongoing "Green and Growing" speaker series, master gardener Joan Murray will share tips on maximizing small plots and containers to grow flowers, vegetables and herbs at 7 p.m. Monday at Sulzer Library, 4455 N. Lincoln Ave.

Bring questions and pictures of your plot for expert advice.

The event is free and sponsored by Montrose Metra Community Gardens, the Ravenswood Manor Garden Club and Chicago Public Library.

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