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Water Hemlock is a common poisonous native plant
We’ve all heard the story of how Socrates was forced to drink a potion containing poison hemlock (Conium maculatum). All parts of it are toxic, and the plant is relatively common in many places including this region. Plants are deathly … Continue reading
Native plants can be invasive too
There is a new landscaping trend to incorporate more native species. In general I am in favor of that, but people need to learn a little about terminology before embarking on a drastic revamping of their environment. Just because something … Continue reading
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Tagged erosion control, exotic plants, gaillardia, hemp dogbane, invasive plants, ironweed, Japanese honeysuckle, joe-pye weed, Kudzu, multiflora rose, native plant enthusiasts, native plants, Queen Anne's lace, trumpet vine, Virginia Creeper, weedy qualities, wild privets, wisteria, yarrow
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Queen Anne’s Lace
On roadsides those big clusters of white flowers are starting to appear. If we dug them up we would notice a root that looks a little like and smells exactly like a carrot. There’s good reason for that. Queen Anne’s … Continue reading
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Tagged contraceptive, foraging, medicinal tea, nature, progesterone, Queen Anne's lace, water hemlock, wild carrot
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