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Question: Hello, thanks for answering my last question! This wildflower was photographed last …
...answering my last question! This wildflower was photographed last year in VT on June 8th. It was found at the edge of a pasture (that isn’t grazed much) near a wooded area. I'm not sure how ta...
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Question: I found this image on gobotany, described as Galium labradoricum. (This isn't …
...isn't my photo. It is attributed to Donald Cameron.) I am curious about the pink flowers (fruits) in this image. I've seen white variations in nature of flowers that are typically red, but n...
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Question: Hello! I have been trying to figure out what kind of plant …
...of my region of expertise). That written, it looks similar to Nicotiana rustica (Aztec tobacco). Best wishes.
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Question: Hello, I live in southeastern Wisconsin, and stumbled upon this website while …
...in my yard. I first saw it two years ago, but not last year. This year, I was able to avoid it with the lawn mower and took a couple pictures. I am thinking that it is Barbarea vulgaris, but I think...
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Question: The McCabe Forest in Antrim, NH is a mixed soft/hardwood forest. May …
...trifolius? My books show bigger umbels. Answer: Dear DavidBlair, your plants are Panax trifolius (dwarf ginseng), a native member of the Apiaceae. These umbels are very typical for New England plan...
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Question: Hi, I am trying to investigate dimorphism in Pyrrosia Piloselloides for my …
...for my school project but I'm not sure how. I know there are two types of fronds in this species- the fertile frond and sterile frond and I tried to study the fern cycle. How far do environmental...
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Question: I am looking for the best way to increase my knowledge about …
...You, Tammy Hebert Central Mass Goat Rental Answer: Dear Tammy, good morning. The New England Wild Flower Society does offer classes in many topics, including some on non-native plants from time to t...
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Question: Hi! I am new to CT (New England in general) and am …
...before! My question is, are there any look-a-like plants I should be concerned about? I want to be sure I am eating the berries of a huckleberry and not something potentially toxic. Picture attached....
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Question: I'm interested in developing some "living pathways" through my small garden. I've …
...through my small garden. I've been reading about "stepable" plants, such as creeping thyme and roman chamomile, and am inspired by the work of Lionel Smith on grass-free lawns in the U....
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Question: Hi. I'm really interested in finding out the name of this beauty …
...in my hand shows what the stems look like before they turn into tiny looking pines. Any help would be extremely appreciated. Thanks again. Answer: Dear Cloettesdaddy, it looks like you've found ...