Monthly Archives: September 2006

Black Berries of Maple-leaved Viburnum

Maple-leaved viburnum is sporting its berries now, too. The black viburnum berries may be a good food source for the birds that stay around during the winter, although I have seen in year’s past that some of the berries last … Continue reading

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Rattlesnake-Plantain and Partridgeberry in the Woods

We are fortunate to have a few native orchids on the property. It is a delight to take a walk in the woods and see these orchids growing in their natural habitat. Rattlesnake-plantain flowered this summer and all that is … Continue reading

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