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Sylvabiota™ recent posts:- Forest Fire Prevention Spokesperson Bob Hope born May 29, 1903 May 30, 2013Okay, so if you’re under the age of 50, maybe you’re scratching your head, wondering, “Who is Bob Hope?” Most famously a comedian and comic actor, he was also a great fan of many sports, and a prominent golfer, who championed the game as a player and promoter. He played in as many as 150 […]
- Green Everett Partnership Seeks Volunteer Forest Stewards May 28, 2013Reblogged from Green City Partnerships: The Green Everett Partnership is now recruiting volunteer Forest Stewards to implement restoration projects and lead groups of volunteers to rebuild healthy native plant communities within Everett's forested parks and natural areas. Everett Parks Need You! Join a Team of Volunteer Leaders Learn about ecological re […]
- Forest Fire Prevention Spokesperson Bob Hope born May 29, 1903 May 30, 2013
Category Archives: Flowers
Nibbles of Balsamea
These little Balsameans (and Adirondack natives) have gathered here for no reason but to please The Balsamean. Maybe you’ll enjoy it, too. This is one case where clicking a picture will NOT get you a bigger view. They are just … Continue reading
Posted in Adirondacks, Balsamean, Ferns, Flowers, Forests, Fruit, Nature, Spring, Summer
Tagged Flora and Fauna, Seasons, Wildflowers, woods
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Spring 2013 – Early April
Sing along: “It’s beginning to look a lot like April!” If you don’t know the tune, write me and ask for it. Just kidding. Here it is, as written and sung by the great Johnny Mathis (biography): If your brain … Continue reading
Posted in Adirondacks, Balsamean, Ecopsychology, Flowers, Lichens, Naturalism, Nature, Scribblement, Spring, Trees
Tagged Lake Champlain, Sarah Boon
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Wildflowers extend lawn mower life and inspire love
It takes time to smell the roses! I suspect it will be a recurring theme in my scribblements, as it is increasingly recurring in my head: half the joy of a blessing is sharing it. That leaves me with a … Continue reading
Posted in Adirondacks, Balsamean, Flowers, Philosophy, Society
Tagged Herbicide, Lawn, Seclusion, Spring, Weed, Weed control, Wildflowers
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