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Stinging Nettle

Apr 1, 2011

Vol. 16 Issue 1, Spring 2011 By Ryan Robinson The stinging nettle (Urtica dioica) is a curious plant, capable of...

Virginia Clematis

Jul 1, 2010

Vol. 15 Issue 2, Summer 2010 By Mary Lopresti With approximately 297 different types of species, it is no wonder...

Birdfoot Violet

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Vol. 15 Issue 1, Spring 2010 By Kerry Bzdyk One of the great joys of a walk or hike in...

Virginia Creeper: Beautiful Vine, Abundant Food Source

Oct 1, 2009

Vol. 14 Issue 3, Fall 2009 By Mary LoPresti The Virginia Creeper, scientifically known as the Parthenocissus quinquefolia, is a...

Staghorn Sumac

Jan 1, 2009

Vol. 14 Issue 4,Winter 2009 By Andy Franklin Sumac refers to deciduous plants typically belonging to the genus Rhus and...

Poison Ivy

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Vol. 13 Issue 3, Fall 2008 By Kerry Bzdyk It’s the plant we all love to hate. If it’s growing...

Thistle

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Vol. 13 Issue 2, Summer 2008 By Helen VanRyzin Despite its prickly reputation to most, the thistle is a Scottish...

Trumpet Vine

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Vol. 12 Issue 3, Fall 2007 By Emily Bzydk I was sitting on my backyard swing the other day reading...

Northern Bayberry

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Vol. 12 Issue 2, Summer 2007 By Deanna Foster [Note:  While Bayberry is native to the U.S. and to eastern...

Violets

Apr 1, 2007

Vol. 12 Issue 1, Spring 2007 By Nicole Hamilton As winter turns to spring, some of the first flowers we...

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