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Ordering Info – Botanically Inclined – Seed Adventures
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Wildflowers of North America. Ordering Info Serious stuff, please read carefully! We sincerely appreciate all orders and interest in growing plants from seeds – Every little effort adds up to preserving and enhancing plant biodiversity! Ordering seeds is straightforward, like in any shopping cart system just add products (seed packets) to your cart and when done (you can easily go back and forth) proceed to checkout. The Payment will be done through the secure PayPal system. You don’t need to have a ...
Moist-packed Seeds – Botanically Inclined – Seed Adventures
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Wildflowers of North America. We believe in doing things right or not at all. The amount of work involved in storing and shipping moist packed seeds can hardly be imagined. Sort by Default Order. Click to order products ascending. Display 16 Products per page. 16 Products per page. 32 Products per page. 48 Products per page. Aconitum alboviolaceum var. alboviolaceum. Page 1 of 3. Please refer to the regularly updated SEED LIST - here. Wildflowers of North America. Orchids and other mycorrhizals.
Wildflowers Monday – Jeffersonia diphylla – Botanically Inclined – Seed Adventures
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Wildflowers of North America. Wildflowers Monday – Jeffersonia diphylla. May 18, 2015. In Wildflowers of North America. Jeffersonia diphylla Twinleaf, Rheumatism root (Fam. Berberidaceae). It is easily distinguished by the bluish-green two-lobed leaves that gave both its Latin and common names. Think of them as green butterflies topped up in the spring by large white flowers resembling those of the bloodroot (Sanguinaria canadensis). Awesome combination! Named in honour of US President Thomas Jefferson, ...
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Wildflowers of North America. Welcome to BotanyCa Seeds Shop! Besides doing a good deed for biodiversity, growing plants from seeds also provides access to many plant species not grown by commercial nurseries, and in general to a larger range of plants at a very small costread more About BotanyCa. Featured species from the Shop. Please check out the regularly updated Seed List here - seeds are added gradually when collected. Or enter the Seeds Shop through the main categories! Corydalis & all. Read more ...
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Wildflowers of North America. Cuteness alert Clinopodium arkansanum. August 11, 2016. Wildflowers of North America. Limestone calamint (syn. Calamintha, Satureja). Some may have noticed that I’m in love with little plants; I like them even more when they are fragrant! Clinopodium arkansanum – Limestone calamint. Will release an aromatic minty wave into the air; also an ID help when not in flower 😉. Fortunately, I managed to collect a few this time! Too cute not to have it! August 3, 2016. Salvia vertici...
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In the Company of Plants and Rocks: Welcome to my yard, leafcutter bee!
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In the Company of Plants and Rocks. Sunday, June 22, 2014. Welcome to my yard, leafcutter bee! Entrance to nest is in the end of the shorter tie. The leaf fragments this bee brought back were larger than the ones I saw last time, and she had to fold them to carry them. From Leafcutter Bees Fact Sheet. Colorado State University Extension. But I think these holes are too small. They may be the work of leafcutter bees, but apparently not the one I was watching. Do you recognize the bee’s leaf? It has serrat...
In the Company of Plants and Rocks: Winter Tree Following: cottonwood, juniper, willow
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In the Company of Plants and Rocks. Saturday, March 7, 2015. Winter Tree Following: cottonwood, juniper, willow. Cottonwood twigs collected in January are leafing out – indoors. In the wild, leaves won't appear until late May. It’s time to part with my cottonwood. I was searching for a suitable juniper in the foothills just east of town. They’re common, especially on rockier slopes and in draws. We walked up a small dry draw with a box canyon at the head. Rocky Mountain juniper, Juniperus scopulorum.
In the Company of Plants and Rocks: Water! (tree following in July)
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In the Company of Plants and Rocks. Tuesday, July 7, 2015. Tree following in July). We’re having a wet summer here in normally-sunny Wyoming. Field botanists sit in soggy tents, waiting. Fire lookouts sit in their towers reading book after book in fog, mist and rain. Impassable dirt roads stay impassible as plants grow, bloom and go to seed, unobserved. I come home to a yard that's a jungle and too wet to mow except that. This no longer applies. I’m retired. But I haven’t forgotten. We reached Willow Can...
In the Company of Plants and Rocks: Welcome, bees! ... please make yourselves at home
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In the Company of Plants and Rocks. Tuesday, August 4, 2015. Please make yourselves at home. I’m thrilled that my lilacs have scalloped leaves. It means leafcutter bees are building nurseries, where their eggs will overwinter (and the bees don’t hurt the bushes). Arrows point to bee hangouts. This year a leafcutter bee is using the same crack in a railroad tie that served as a nursery last year. Females live on the order of two months according to the leafcutter bee fact sheet. What about its siblings?
In the Company of Plants and Rocks: June 2015
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In the Company of Plants and Rocks. Friday, June 26, 2015. Valley of the Angry Fingers (& a geo-challenge). Angry Finger, one of many. Gods were nowhere to be seen. In April I toured the Valley of the Gods. More angry fingers, on right and distant left ( source. 8221; Then I came upon the Lady in the Bathtub and was really. The Lady in the Bathtub? These are typical lower Cutler beds, with alternating layers of mudstone, sandstone and limestone. Was there a depression in the surface where the sand an...
In the Company of Plants and Rocks: October 2014
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In the Company of Plants and Rocks. Friday, October 31, 2014. On the Road: Final Geo-challenge. What's all that weird orange rock? Maybe I was out too long. Is back from vacation, with one more geo-challenge to share. But I had to wait until today. To post it (hint). It was a land of strange and eerie rock creatures – hundreds of them! Those in the prime of life were spooky . But the old and dying evoked sympathy. Though made of rock, their lives are short. Where on Google Earth? Monday, October 27, 2014.
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Skip to Main Content Area. Join in Person or by Mail. Plant of the Month. Plant of the Month Archive. September Meeting and Members' Plant Sale: Bill McNamara from Quarry Hill Botanical Garden, California. Click here for details. Special double October Meeting featuring Peter Korn, Sweden and Members' Plant Sale. Click here for details. November Meeting featuring Todd Boland from MUN, followed by AGM. Click here for details. December Meeting featuring Sean James of Fern Ridge Landscaping in Milton. Nova ...
In the Company of Plants and Rocks: Stuck – in a Land of Flat Plants
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In the Company of Plants and Rocks. Thursday, July 23, 2015. Stuck – in a Land of Flat Plants. Plant specimens waiting to be shelved for posterity. Lucy Corrander says it’s time for the next stuck-foot gathering. I like being in the herbarium. Rather I was “stuck” as directed. But not randomly . sorry, Lucy). 8220;plant your foot firmly in a roughly random place and see what you can see without moving. Best is when you plant both feet.”. Aven Nelson's vasculum and field books. English professors; the bet...
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Yeah, so what? Ldf11 (or in normal people speak: London Design Festival 2011). September 30, 2011. So, it was London Design Festival 2011. Last week. Seven days of innovative design, outstanding manufacturing techniques, beautiful architecture and pretentious bollocks. Take, for example, the above. It’s an exhaust pipe, that much I know, but what exactly is it that we’re supposed to admire about this particular piece? Is it the welding? Is it the fact that the fat end looks a bit like a shark? Exhibit ap...
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Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Love, love, love. February 14, 2012. Please join me at milkweed and maple for my valentines message to you. February 11, 2012. I am moving. Well not really but sort of. My new blog name is milkweed and maple. Please join me there to continue with me on my new journey. Thanks for your support! Two iconic hotels – two cool styles. February 7, 2012. This slideshow requires JavaScript. 2 design classes in 1 post! February 5, 2012. My month-long class is ove...
Botanically Inclined – Seed Adventures – Plants seeds for everyone: wildflowers, medicinals and alpine species
Wildflowers of North America. Welcome to BotanyCa Seeds Shop! The Seeds Shop is closed during the month of March! Rders are not accepted; various sections of the website will be under ‘maintenance’. Regular activity will resume in April. Besides doing a good deed for biodiversity, growing plants from seeds also provides access to many plant species not grown by commercial nurseries, and in general to a larger range of plants at a very small costread more About BotanyCa. Paeonia obovata var. alba. Check o...
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Hello to a New Adventure! 8220;It’s time to say goodbye but I think goodbyes are sad and I’d rather say hello. Hello to a new adventure! 8221;(after Ernie Harwell). Hello to Botanically Inclined on the Seed Adventures! I have set a new Base Camp at BotanyCa! Little piece of my blog remains here as a bridge with my wordpress com friends. By diversifolius . Tagged Botanically Inclined - Seed Adventures. Towards the Machu Picchu and I hope until the spring arrives (at least on the calendar). At some point,...
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Exploring the Scientific, Anthropological, Artistic, and Poetic Side of Plants. Appalachia: People, Place, and Plants. Plants in Poetry and Art. July 14, 2010. Welcome to the web page of Dr. Ryan Huish, Assistant Professor of Biology at The University of Virginia’s College at Wise, Virginia. Here I summarize explorations with my students, research, and more. Select from the tabs above and dive into the phloem! Photo credits: Ryan Huish, except where otherwise noted). Blue Ridge Wildflower Society.
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