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Not just ‘this thing that you dye green and you drive over’: Nonprofit hopes to connect residents with Chicago River’s wild side

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The floating beds, which are planted on land, then taken out onto the river via boat, feature thousands of native Illinois plants: red cardinalis, milkweed, pink hibiscus. Wesley’s favorite flower, the pink Queen of the Prairie, bears a resemblance to a cone of cotton candy. Peter Nagle of the Chicago Botanic Garden selects the plants with an eye to the ecosystem: Which plants will nurture pollinators? Which have large root systems that can support fish populations?

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