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Midwestern gardens great places for young minds

Carved faces in wood sometimes lead to places to climb and explore at Botanica's garden for children in Kansas.

Carved faces in wood sometimes lead to places to climb and explore at Botanica’s garden for children in Kansas.  (Mary Bergin / For the Chicago Tribune)

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As summer wanes, the kids in your life might be lamenting the long, inevitable slide into winter. So take them to a garden intended just for them.

Take a seat

Within the 2-acre Bookworm Gardens in Sheboygan, Wis., are many places to rest and reflect. Choices include colorful Adirondack chairs.  (Mary Bergin / For the Chicago Tribune)

For bookworms

Bookworm Gardens in Sheboygan, Wis., opened in 2010 as a creative way to encourage children to read.  (Mary Bergin / For the Chicago Tribune)

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