A Wandering Botanist
Tales of a lover of plants, history and travel.
Sunday, September 27, 2015
Garden Flowers, Gardening with Native Wildflowers
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The garden flowers of the central U.S. are mostly not native. The garden store was robbed: it was a violet crime. sweet violet, Viola ...
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Sunday, September 20, 2015
Visiting Philadelphia--Ladew Topiary Garden
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It's a vegetable dog! In early September I took a tour of Philadelphia featuring gardens (Road Scholar link ). Here is a look at L...
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Thursday, September 17, 2015
Dye Plants--Colors of Red Cabbage Update
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I don't see a way to upload a photograph into Comments, so I will respond here to a question on the red cabbage dyed cloth. The origin...
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Sunday, September 13, 2015
Plant Stories--The Rise of the Tomato
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Tomatoes are everyday foods in the United States. In fact, we often count on them to complete a salad. Years ago, on a business flight, I sa...
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Sunday, September 6, 2015
A Bit About Tomato, the Vegetable
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Tomatodirt.com asks: What is the difference between knowledge and wisdom? >Knowledge is knowing that tomatoes are fruits. Wisdom is...
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Wednesday, September 2, 2015
Finding Wildflower Seeds to Plant
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Gaillardia , probably the hybrid I wrote about growing locally-native wildflowers in the Denver Post last week, but provided no sourc...
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Sunday, August 30, 2015
Plant Story--Gaura coccinea, Oenothera suffructescens, Pretty Native Wildflowers
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What is that little plant? Across most of the United States you can find it growing on sandy, disturbed sites. It is Oenothera suff...
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