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Websites of Interest to Gardeners in the Coastal South. Everything you always wanted to know about growing tomatoes. Best garden writer around for the Gulf Coast. Periodic articles by the Leon County (North Florida) Extension. Gardening in the Panhandle. Periodic articles by the Santa Rosa County (North Florida) Extension. Humorous articles by a garden writer at Southern Living. Articles by Gary Bachman at the Mississippi Extension. Articles about gardening in Georgia. Secrets of a Seed Scatterer.
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Wild Plants of Southeast Texas: April 2009
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Wild Plants of Southeast Texas. A blog documenting the native and adapted plants of Southeast Texas. Sunday, April 12, 2009. This is a less-well-known wildflower that grows in moist, shady forests. It grows around a foot tall. The stems are distinctive in being ribbed and swollen around the nodes. The flowers appear to have only two petals. Members of the family Juncaceae. Are called rushes. They look a lot like grasses but only memebers of the family Poaceae. Thursday, April 9, 2009. Because I did not f...
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Wild Plants of Southeast Texas: November 2009
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Wild Plants of Southeast Texas. A blog documenting the native and adapted plants of Southeast Texas. Monday, November 30, 2009. The leaves of the bitternut hickory I found were around a foot in length. One distinctive characteristic is the bright orange buds. The specimen I found had been hacked down but I'm hoping to find a nice mature one somewhere as they are supposed to be one of the tallest hickories growing up to 100ft tall. Saturday, November 28, 2009. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).
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The Wildflower Lense is a personal site with a personal perspective on wildflower identification and plant photography. The site is an elementary example of a very important new effort to simplify the process of matching a plant to its correct scientific name through the use of live plant images. The examples of this effort that are the very best are the two plant image sites - Missouri Plants. Created by Dan Tenaglia. For a scholarly description of this effort look to the work of Dr. Steven Baskauf.
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9787; Tennessee Native Plant Society. 9787; Georgia Native Plant Society. 9787; Florida Native Plant Society. 9787; The Nature Conservancy. 9787; Wild South. 9787; The Land Trust of Huntsville and North Alabama. 9787; Huntsville Botanical Garden. 9787; Birmingham Botanical Gardens. 9787; Bellingrath Gardens and Home (Mobile). 9787; Tennessee Trails Association. 9787; Wildflowers of Alabama. 9787; Trees of Alabama and the Southeast. 9787; University of Tennessee Herbarium. 9787; Missouri Flora Web Page.
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Flora of North America | Master Woodsman
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Articles about primitive skills, classic camping, wilderness survival, and homesteading. Arts & Sciences. Schools – East. Schools – West. Flora of North America. Flora of North America. When it comes to Tree ID, we do have a few books listed in our bibliography, but not many in lieu of the geographical nature of the subject. Nonetheless, below is a list of online resources to get you started. Also, HERE. Is a link to a Master Woodsman article and video on the subject of ID. If you are determined to learn...
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Wild Plants of Southeast Texas: March 2009
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Wild Plants of Southeast Texas. A blog documenting the native and adapted plants of Southeast Texas. Tuesday, March 31, 2009. This large shrub from the honeysuckle family is known as arrow-wood. It's one of a couple species of Viburnum. That grow in this area. Arrow-wood grows all over the eastern half of the country from Minnesota to Texas. The leaves are around 3 inches long and have attractive coarse dentation along the edge (hence the species name dentatum. Monday, March 30, 2009. Gum Bumelia produce...
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Wild Plants of Southeast Texas: September 2009
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Wild Plants of Southeast Texas. A blog documenting the native and adapted plants of Southeast Texas. Friday, September 11, 2009. Elderberry is a large suckering shrub with cane-like trunks growing to 15 feet tall. It spreads underground to form colonies. The American elderberry is sometimes refered to as a subspecies of S. nigra. Wednesday, September 9, 2009. Wednesday, September 2, 2009. Hypericum hypericoides ssp. hypericoides. American beautyberry is a woodland shrub native to the eastern US and also ...
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