Monthly Archives: September 2008
Sepals
Agro of Midora has been doing some interesting hands-on work as he learns plant identification. He did a great job working through the identification of an Ixora plant in his front yard. It’s really worth your while to go look … Continue reading
Pink Porterweed
Many years ago when I lived in New York City, I went birding with a small group of Audubon pros. I’ll never forget the time when one woman said, pointing to a bird whose name I’ve forgotten, There it is … Continue reading
Posted in Verbeneaceae
Tagged inflorescence, mint, opposite leaves, serrated edges, verbena
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Berry Go Round Number 8
The latest carnival of plant blogs from Berry Go Round is up at Not Exactly Rocket Science. Lots of interesting links, including pointers to surreal plants (that exist in imagination only), a Google Earth tool for naturalists, and plenty of gorgeous photos. … Continue reading
Posted in Carnivals, Uncategorized
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