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Botany Nerd Learns Botany Word
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Botany Nerd Learns Botany Word

When details matter it’s nice to be able to talk about them Continue reading Botany Nerd Learns Botany Word

Hot Sunday at the Farm
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Hot Sunday at the Farm

Sometimes it’s too hot to do much work at the farm by the time we can, so we do the … Continue reading Hot Sunday at the Farm

A Sunflower By Any Other Latin Name Is Just As Cheerful
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A Sunflower By Any Other Latin Name Is Just As Cheerful

Most of us are familiar with the large and unruly Common Sunflower, Helianthus annuus,  the huge one that seems to … Continue reading A Sunflower By Any Other Latin Name Is Just As Cheerful

On My List!
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On My List!

Prairie Gaillardia, a summer superstar! People ask me all the time which plants are my favorites.  They have reasons for … Continue reading On My List!

Something from Nothing #1
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Something from Nothing #1

I see:  A pair of Ostriches doing a tango A winged alien with its eyes atop stalks–like a crab’s eyes … Continue reading Something from Nothing #1

Clark Haven–May photo tour
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Clark Haven–May photo tour

Shot in a couple of hours on one day in May at Clark Haven Wildlfie Refuge.. Continue reading Clark Haven–May photo tour

The Eggplant
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The Eggplant

I lead nature walks. There are lots of good things about nature walks, but all those good things are magnified … Continue reading The Eggplant

Pretty as a Paintbrush
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Pretty as a Paintbrush

Paintbrush, in all its many forms and colors, captures the heart like few other Texas wildflowers. It doesn’t hurt at … Continue reading Pretty as a Paintbrush

The Return of the Prodigal Onion
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The Return of the Prodigal Onion

The onion is back!
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Everyone Loves Texas Mountain Laurel
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Everyone Loves Texas Mountain Laurel

I love the extravagant display of early spring blossoms … Continue reading Everyone Loves Texas Mountain Laurel

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