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These 8 indoor plants are hardy enough to survive Chicago winters

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By Megan Turchi
| Curbed (Chicago)
So, you’ve decided to hop on the bandwagon and turn your apartment into a green oasis? A new year, a new you, and lots of new leaves. Don’t wait until the spring to shop. In the winter, you might find a few special varieties that disappear quickly at the height of spring and summer. Our editor-in-chief Kelsey Keith is a fan of the Norfolk Pine, which despite its evergreen aesthetic is actually a tropical plant. More of a Philodendren fan or fancy some Angel Vine?
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These 8 houseplants are hardy enough to survive the Chicago winter

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By Megan Turchi
| Curbed (Chicago)
There’s a chill in the air, and soon, fall leaves will fade and the ground will turn icy. But your apartment interior doesn’t have to follow suit. It can stay lush and green all year round with a few carefully selected houseplants. Two plant experts, Stephen Hill of Sprout Home and Rhonda Castillo of Christy Webber Farm and Garden, shared their tips for keeping plants alive in Chicago’s frigid temperatures and some recommendations for the winter-resistant plants.
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The history of the T

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By Megan Turchi
| boston.curbed.com
The T may sometimes seem like a slowly crumbling artifact, what with the mounting tales of derailments, fires, and delays. The system’s current state, however, is but a small part of a long story—one that, believe it or not, is really about innovation and being first. Before the T: Horsepower Boston lays claim to having the first subway system in the Western Hemisphere. Even prior to that, though, the city was on the cutting edge.
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