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The scene is familiar: billowing clouds of pink and white cherry blossoms hovering above gently rippling waters, with stately neoclassical

Early on Chicago adopted the phrase “urbs in horto,” as its motto which is Latin for city in a garden.

“Understory: Layers of Light” spring showcase runs through Sunday, May 12

This week, the historic Scheelea Palm tree, a staple in the Garfield Park Conservatory since 1926, is being removed.

After decades spent inching up to the top of the Palm House’s haystack roof and finally outgrowing its 65-foot-tall home, the sun is settin

For more than half a century, a plant at Chicago’s Garfield Park Conservatory has been growing slowly and imperceptibly.

Today might be a cloudy day, but a stroll through the grant park conservatory will have you dreaming of sunny spring and summer.

Last chance to see historic palms this weekend

For around 55 years, the Agave americana plant at Garfield Park Conservatory has been growing slowly upward and outward, conserving its ene

A plant hailing from desert like regions that exceed 100°F thrives in Chicago’s temperature controlled Shangri-La