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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: May 2007
Late Spring Blooming Solomon’s Seals in Pennsylvanian Woodlands
Solomon’s Seals grow in open woods where sunlight reaches the forest floor. They co-exist with the viburnums and other woodland herbs. Smooth Solomon’s Seal, Polygonatum biflorum, has one to four creamy-white to yellow-green, bell-shaped flowers dangling from the leaf axils … Continue reading
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Viburnum Bouquets in the Forests of Pennsylvania
This past week saw an end to the blooming of the locust trees. The spikes of white blossoms can be noticed from afar and so can their putrid scent. Not really putrid, but what would you call a cross between … Continue reading
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