Rose Mallow: Our River Flower
The mallow family is quite extensive in the tropics, with fewer species as one proceeds poleward. The domestics probably most... Read More →
The mallow family is quite extensive in the tropics, with fewer species as one proceeds poleward. The domestics probably most... Read More →
Just over a week ago, Bur Oak Land Trust held its fall Family Day at Belgum Grove, one of the... Read More →
If you’ve set foot outside in the past couple of weeks and found yourself in the vicinity of any flowers,... Read More →
Two decades ago I was still teaching Engineering Geology, with several weeks of lecture, lab, and field trips devoted to... Read More →
I’m taking a break by a small wetland pool, secluded in an area of willows with a small silver maple... Read More →
Barb and I recently sat out in the driveway, and watched last week’s cloudy eclipse come and go. And to... Read More →
Every walk outside is an opportunity to play Sherlock Holmes. There are mysteries under every leaf and around every corner.... Read More →
Last April I posted a blog about my large trellis array covered with flowering native trumpet honeysuckle. It’s still in... Read More →
In August I get a bit of that countdown feeling I always got in grade school knowing my days of... Read More →
Our native coralberry, AKA Indian current and buckbrush, is pretty much ignored by conservationists. It is a small shrub, often... Read More →