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</html><description>While a thick blanket of winter snow might keep even diehard gardeners out of yard work for now, a visit to one of the many Midwestern glasshouse gardens may help you get your plant fix. In addition to seasonal plant displays, many of these gardens offer classes, art exhibits and other ways to beat the winter doldrums. Indianapolis: White River Gardens, 317-630-3252 Visit the &#x201C;Holiday Trainland&#x201D; exhibit in the Hilbert Conservatory through Dec. 30. The...Read more about [Read More]</description></oembed>
