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Yearly Archives: 2015
Know Your Natives – Christmas Fern
Christmas fern (Polystichum acrostichoides) of the Wood Fern (Dryopteridaceae) family prefers shady areas of deciduous woodlands and embankments with well drained, moist sandy to rocky soils. Christmas fern is found throughout much of the eastern half of the U.S., westward … Continue reading
Posted in Ferns, Know Your Natives, Native Plants
Tagged Christmas Fern, Dryopteridaceae, Fern, Know Your Natives, Polystichum, Polystichum acrostichoides
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Know Your Natives – Spicebush
Spicebush (Lindera benzoin) of the Laurel (Lauraceae) family occurs in the U.S. from Texas to Nebraska to Michigan thence east and south. In Arkansas, the species occurs statewide. The genus name recognizes 18th century Swedish botanist, Johann Linder. The specific … Continue reading
Posted in Know Your Natives, Native Plants, Shrubs, Wildflowers, Yellow
Tagged Know Your Natives, Lauraceae, Lindera, Lindera benzoin, Lindera melissifolia, Pondberry, Spicebush
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Know Your Natives – Strawberry Bush
Strawberry bush (Euonymus americanus) of the Bittersweet (Celastraceae) family is also known as hearts-a-bursting-with-love, bursting-heart and brook euonymus. It is found in the eastern U.S. from Texas to Illinois to New York and south to the borders, including throughout most … Continue reading
Posted in Know Your Natives, Native Plants, Shrubs, Wildflowers, Yellow
Tagged Celastraceae, Euonymus, Euonymus americanus, Know Your Natives, Strawberry Bush
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Know Your Natives – Yellow wingstem
Yellow wingstem or yellow ironweed (Verbesina alternifolia) of the aster (Asteraceae ) family is found in the U.S. from Texas to Nebraska to Wisconsin and thence east and south. In Arkansas, the species is found throughout much of the state, though … Continue reading
Posted in Know Your Natives, Native Plants, Wildflowers, Yellow
Tagged Asteraceae, Know Your Natives, Verbesina, Verbesina alternifolia, Yellow Wingstem
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Know Your Natives – Forked Blue-curls
Forked blue-curls (Trichostema dichotomum) of the Mint (Lamiaceae) Family is an herbaceous annual. It occurs throughout much of the eastern U.S. from Texas to Iowa and Michigan, to Maine and thence eastward and southward. In Arkansas, it is found throughout … Continue reading
Neat Plant Alert – Downy Gentian
Most people think of brilliantly colored foliage and perhaps fresh shelled local pecans when they think of fall in Arkansas. There’s more going on! Our native wildflowers are also putting on a final show. One of the showiest in the … Continue reading
Posted in Native Plants, Plant Alert, Wildflowers
Tagged Downy Gentian, Gentian, Gentiana, Gentiana puberulenta, Gentianaceae, Neat Plant Alert
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Know Your Natives – Cardinal Flower
Cardinal flower (Lobelia cardinalis) of the Bellflower (Campanulaceae) family is a showy herbaceous perennial. In the U.S., it occurs from California, Nebraska and Minnesota, southward and eastward. In Arkansas, it occurs statewide. Cardinal flower is found in year-round moist to … Continue reading
Posted in Know Your Natives, Native Plants, Red, Wildflowers
Tagged Campanulaceae, Cardinal Flower, Know Your Natives, Lobelia, Lobelia cardinalis
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Field Trip Report – Poison Springs State Forest & Preserve
Meredith York, field trip leader, and Mike Weatherford, ANPS member, showed up at the E-Z Mart in Chidester, Arkansas, on September 19, 2015, for what some might call a lightly-attended event. We know that on this warm, sunny Saturday morning … Continue reading
Posted in Field Trips, Native Plants, Wildflowers
Tagged Agalinis, Amaranthaceae, Cottonweed, Euphorbia, Euphorbiaceae, Fabaceae, Field Trip Report, Froelichia, Froelichia floridana, Jointweed, Orobanchaceae, Pink Wild Bean, Poison Springs, Polygonaceae, Polygonella, Polygonella americana, Purple False Foxglove, Strophostyles, Strophostyles umbellata
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Know Your Natives – Virginia Dayflower
Virginia dayflower (Commelina virginica) of the Dayflower (Commelinaceae) Family is a perennial herbaceous monocot (one seed-leaf) that favors shaded areas with wet soils. It occurs in the U.S. from Texas to Nebraska to New York and south to the borders. … Continue reading
Posted in Blue, Know Your Natives, Native Plants, Wildflowers
Tagged Commelina, Commelina virginica, Commelinaceae, Know Your Natives, Virginia Dayflower
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Neat Plant Alert – Yellow Nailwort
The subject of this Neat Plant Alert was discovered growing on the property of ANPS member Sid Vogelpohl, who is well known for his many Know Your Natives articles. He found the plant on a rocky bluff below his house … Continue reading