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A Tomato Hornworm Stirs the Curious Naturalist
Natural History – The Tomato Hornworm I have often described myself as “a curious naturalist,” (especially after I read “The Curious Naturalist” by Sy Montgomery). Perhaps, the garden helps feed my “curious naturalist” gene. For example, this morning while encouraging … Continue reading
Posted in Natural History, Uncategorized
Tagged caterpillar, gardens, green, hawkmoth, horn, hornworm, hummingbird, larva, moth, naturalist, nightshade, potato, Solanaceae, sphinx, tomato
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Morning Walkabout 1 – The Dinner Bell Garden
Introduction Most mornings, shortly after sunrise, I get a cup of coffee and the plant clippers, and take a walk around the yard to check on the progress of several different flower beds, a small garden, and other features around … Continue reading
Posted in The View from Pelham
Tagged bell, celosia, dinner, gardens, lilies, Middle Tennessee, spotted grass, stargazer, vinca, walkabout
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Sunday Stills’ Challenge – Multiple Flowers
Multiple flowers from Leaming’s Run Gardens in Cape May County, New Jersey. Posted in response to Sunday Stills’ Challenge – Multiple Flowers
Posted in Natural History
Tagged flowers, gardens, Leaming's Run, Multiple, New Jersey, Sunday Stills
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Renaissance Musings 