Tag Archives: Claytonia

Spring 2022 Claytonia

Posted on April 17, 2022 by ANPS Webmaster

Hello ANPS Members, We are pleased to announce the Spring Claytonia is now available online: A huge shout out to Jennifer Ogle for taking on the Editor duties when Brian Lockhart had to resign his position. Thank you, Jennifer, for ensuring our … Continue reading →

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Know Your Natives – Spring-Beauty

Posted on January 24, 2021 by ANPS Webmaster

Spring-beauty (Claytonia virginica), traditionally treated as a member of the Purslane (Portulacaceae) family but more recently as a member of the Miner’s-lettuce (Montiaceae) family, is a widespread, common, native wildflower, a perennial herb with lovely white, pink-veined flowers. The genus … Continue reading →

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Ozark Spring Beauty Caught in the Act High above Cove Creek

Posted on May 8, 2012 by

Report on Cove Creek Field Trip, March 31, 2012, by Eric Sundell Arkansas Natural Heritage Commission botanist (and ANPS Past President) Brent Baker’s trip to ANHC’s Cove Creek Natural Area northwest of Greenbrier in Faulkner County—the first walkabout of the … Continue reading →

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