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New Plant Exploration with Kenton J. Seth, Colorado, USA
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Monday, January 8, 2018
Civil Disobedience in Suburbia
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Just because they are retired does not mean the Mortons intend to sit around. Armed with levity and good sense, they are going to...
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Thursday, November 9, 2017
The Post-Apocalyptic Crevice: Urbanite Outfitters at Plant Delights/Juniper Level Botanic
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The limits for crevice gardens and where they can be built are being blown away. This year, my research mission was to find out...
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Tuesday, October 17, 2017
Concrete Garden in Paradise: the Urbanite Crevice Garden At PDN
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I woke up in a botanical garden again; this time it's real. I'm helping out Jeremy Schmidt here at Plant Delights/Juniper Level...
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Sunday, October 15, 2017
A Plant has a Name
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One of the three most inquired-after plants at APEX has been this Hedysarum, which I had failed to record, and assumed was a plant from Sun...
A Workhorse is finally put to Work: Alkali Sacaton
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Sporobolus airoides, a grass in light pink bloom, gives a mist the San Luis Valley between gnarly green greasewood. It's my favorite...
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The self-caging Buckwheat who loves a view
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At a distance, and from the wrong angle, Eriogonum heermannii (var. sulcatum here) is an ugly scrapper of a native. You may first noti...
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