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What are pine candles? 
Inquiry: Birthday Presents for a Botanist 
A place for Holboellia coriacea 'Cathedral Gem' to climb 
are garlic seeds/bulblets genetically identicle to the parent?like a clone? or are they individually unique. 
Botany online courses? 
Plant vectors of disease 
Advancing an interdisciplinary framework to study seed dispersal ecology 
Wednesday Vignette; wooden ranunculus 
Even plants want it to snow! The effects of cold stress on plant communities and how snow may offset these 
TESTING 
Bloom time for Phalaris arundinacea (Reed Canary Grass) 
Plant spotlight – Selenicereus grandiflorus, ‘Queen of the night’ Copy 
Horticulture Training Program Overview Video 
Do sword lilies use enough protection? Yes, post-pollination reproductive barriers work! 
In Solidarity 
Podcast Review: Plants and Pipettes 
Deer Skew Jack-in-the-Pulpit Sex Ratios 
Jacaranda Showtime 
Matilija Poppy Video 
Tragedy on Ainsworth... 
Seeing red isn’t the same everywhere! How and why red flowers differ between locations. 
Gorgeous grevillea waxing not waning 
Ex Situ Collections Not Reaching Genetic Diversity Goals 
Enchantment in Delaware State Forest 
Virtual Talk Recap: The Bounty of Biodiversity 
The Earth in Her Hands; 75 Extraordinary Woman Working in the World of Plants (you'll want to read this) 
The fluffy seeds of my Imperata cylindrica 'Red Baron' (Japanese Blood Grass) 
Plant Story--Turmeric Part 1 Spice and Much More 
Wildflower of the Month: May: Meadow Saxifrage 
Visiting McMenamins Anderson School (Part Two) 
A new Crevice Garden in Vail 
Plant spotlight – Selenicereus grandiflorus, ‘Queen of the night’ 
How invasive annual grasses like Taeniatherum caput-medusae (Medusahead grass) are conquering the West 
Weeds of Boise: Northwest Corner of Ann Morrison Park 
Spittlebug survey under lockdown 
Another year, another burst of Microstegium vimineum (Japanese stiltgrass) 
Bees Bite Leaves to Induce Flowering 
Looking at Fingered sedge during lockdown 
Visiting Hawaii--Botanist on Oahu 
Plant Spotlight – Auriculas 
Dispersal by Bulbils – A Bulbous Bluegrass Story 
Fern ID course with Josh Styles 
North America's Climbing Fern 
This is a weeping gum 
Plant Story--Blue Mustard, Chorispora tenella 
Plant Spotlight – Gunnera 
Resilient California: An Interview with Natural Resources Secretary Wade Crowfoot 
The Shape-Shifting Star Chickweed 
Dorrigo Waratah's late flowering worth the wait 
Visiting Native South Florida 
Garden Research Director Elected to the US National Academy of Sciences 
Virtual Tea & Talk: “The Garden of Secrets” Recap 
What are we reading?