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NYFA Flora Atlas Search Tip
Instead of typing the whole scientific name in for a species, just type the last 3 letters of the genus followed by a space and first 3 letters of the species. This will generate a list of one or a fe… more →
New York Flora Association Blog
Code Breaking, Herb Style
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rebeccalerner wrote 1 week ago: Lemonbalm What if you could walk up to a plant you’ve never seen before and know immediately w … more →
A Brief Guide to Foraging Berries in Vancouver Forests
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emilylaughing wrote 2 weeks ago: It was two years ago early September that my friend Martin and I took a stroll through the Camosun B … more →
Illustrated Guide to Legumes
ArtPlantae Today wrote 3 weeks ago: From the Herbarium (see Science Library > Plant Guides) : Gwilym, Lewis, Brian Schrire, Barbara M … more →
NYFA Flora Atlas Search Tip
nyflora wrote 3 weeks ago: Instead of typing the whole scientific name in for a species, just type the last 3 letters of the ge … more →
Herbal Identification, The Found And Lost
naufragiobella wrote 1 month ago: Over the last couple of weeks I’ve been out and about collecting and trying to identify the pl … more →
Buds, Bark and Needles 10/22/09
cesdes wrote 1 month ago: 7:00pm-9:00pm Urban Forestry Center, 45 Elwyn Ave, Portsmouth, NH 03801 Using the distinctive charac … more →
BAMBOO: The Mother of all Grassroots
mom wrote 2 months ago: One for the Money To most people Bamboo is a nuisance at best, a scourge at its worst. Horror storie … more →
Identifying Asters and Goldenrods of New England (NY too!)
nyflora wrote 2 months ago: From Rich Ring, Natural Heritage: I went to a New England Botanical Club workshop in Asters this wee … more →
NYS Museum Conservation Seminar Series - October Plant Lecture
nyflora wrote 2 months ago: The New York State Biodiversity Research Institute and New York State Museum are sponsoring a Biolog … more →
Woodbine - The Other Virginia Creeper
nyflora wrote 3 months ago: From Steve Young: Until the last few years, whenever I saw Virginia creeper-looking leaves I always … more →
Is Newcomb's Right About Burdock Petioles?
nyflora wrote 3 months ago: From Steve Young: Newcomb’s wildflower guide says that Arctium minus, common burdock, has holl … more →
Getting started
The Garden Doctor wrote 3 months ago: So, you have been put in charge of a garden. Maybe it’s a traditional suburban garden with exi … more →
Double-spiked Narrow-leaf Cattail
nyflora wrote 3 months ago: From Steve Young – When we were in Catskill Marsh last week we came across many examples of na … more →
“ASTERS of NEW ENGLAND” workshop
nyflora wrote 4 months ago: New England Botanical Club SEPTEMBER WORKSHOP “ASTERS of NEW ENGLAND” Lead by Arieh Tal Saturday, 19 … more →
Photographic Atlas of Plants of Pittsburgh Parks
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Bryan Dolney wrote 4 months ago: We’re starting a new series on the blog today called the Photographic Atlas of Plants of Pitts … more →
Try and Collect Some Dodders This Summer
nyflora wrote 5 months ago: Dodders of the genus Cuscuta are those strange looking parasitic plants that grow like orange spaghe … more →
Plant Identification Course Is A Walk Through the Garden
ArtPlantae Today wrote 5 months ago: The following plant identification course at the Los Angeles County Arboretum & Botanic Garden b … more →
Plant Identification - Coming Soon
Ranger Squirrel wrote 5 months ago: I’m about to launch a two part video series covering wild edibles from around my immediate are … more →
New York State DOT Website on Dangerous Plants
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nyflora wrote 5 months ago: The New York State Department of Transportation now has a website featuring plants that can be dange … more →
