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- The Long Travelers: Leaf-cutter Bees, Part II September 29, 2014
Monthly Archives: January 2014
Beyond the Fence
Our backyard is inexhaustible. No, I don’t mean that it never gets tired, although that may be true, but that it is so much more than a plot of land enclosed by a battered fence out behind our house, as … Continue reading
Posted in Musings, Photography
Tagged Fungi, human biota, Insects, microorganisms, Musings, Mycorrhizae, nature, Photography, Pin Oaks, Plant communication
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Looking Ahead: Plant Your Peas
I know it’s unseasonal, but it’s way past time to start catching up on our Native Plants pages. The latest entry is here. It’s in our yard. It should be in yours!
Posted in Gardening, Landscaping, Native Plants
Tagged Gardening, Insects, Landscapes, Missouri, Native Plants, Partridge Pea, Photography, Pollinators, Wildflowers
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