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Wild Herb Sightings
- Chamomile Flowers Bloom in the Cold
- Manual Destruction of Bagworm Nests Really Works
- Deadly Nightshade Volunteers in the Vegetable Garden
- Ground Cherries Sweet Little Husk Tomatoes In A Paper Shell
- Making Hot Pepper Jam
- Butterfly Weed Flowers in Brilliant Orange
- New Recipe for Elderberry Jelly
- Making Wine Raspberry Jam
- Wineberries Abundant On A Hillside Facing South
- Cow Wheat Native Woodland Plant
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Monthly Archives: June 2006
Box Huckleberry and Mountain Laurel
A day trip to the Hoverter and Sholl Box Huckleberry Natural Area in the Tuscarora State Forest was a delight for this first-time visit. Access is about a half-mile down Huckleberry Road from Route 34, just south of New Bloomfield, … Continue reading
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Striped Wintergreen
Striped Wintergreen, Chimaphila maculata, also known as Spotted Pipsissewa, is a member of the pyrola family. A perennial that attains 4-10 inches in height, spotted wintergreen can be found in colonies among the leaf litter any time of the year. … Continue reading
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