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nhgardensolutions.wordpress.com
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| | | | | For many in this part of New Hampshire September is aster month, so I'm starting this post with some beautiful New England asters. Though they are sometimes grown in gardens the plants seen in this post were all found in the wild. Above is a light purple aster with flowers about an inch and a... | |
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lindaleinen.com
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| | | | | Green milkweed (Asclepias viridis) ~ Ft. Bend county roadside Increasingly, people are coming to appreciate the critical role milkweeds play in the monarch butterfly's life cycle. Adult monarchs sip nectar from a variety of flowers, but only milkweeds serve as host plants for their larvae. As the developing caterpillars ingest toxins contained in the plants,... | |
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nycgarden.blogspot.com
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| | | | | A journal on the land, its plants, people, culture and our relationship with the natural world. | |
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lindasblogs.wordpress.com
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| | | New York, like many cities, is a strange world of motion: people walk fast and ride slowly. The volume of cars on a small island makes ground transportation stomach-churningly slow. In the suburbs you can drive fast on a bewildering network of highways but rarely walk. We all experience motion uniquely: Santa Claus Baseball Tree... | ||
