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Ideaz : How to identify a flower from a photo - Pokedex for flowers
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Friday, July 17, 2015. How to identify a flower from a photo - Pokedex for flowers. Previously, I had written about how to identify a bird from a photo or its birdcall. It was in its early stages and could not identify birds well enough. This time around, let us tackle a simpler problem. How to identify a flower or plant from a photo? There's of course an app for that. Dozens of apps for that actually. And many of them are paid apps too. And a few free ones. Well, let us first see the websites. Enter hab...
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Finding Plants in the Wild. Sep 22, 2011. ANTA – Atascadero Native Tree Association (website) Planting for the Future – provided November 2010 Using tree mitigation funds the city of Atascadero and the Atascadero Native Tree Association (ANTA) have planted over 1000 native trees and shrubs on. Nurseries and Sources for Native Plants. Sep 22, 2011. View Posts by Category. View Posts by Category. Field Trips and Events. Upcoming Field Trips and Events. There are no upcoming events. Developed by Judi Young.
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2014 Native Plant Sale | CNPS-SLO
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Finding Plants in the Wild. 2014 Native Plant Sale. Sep 18, 2014. Saturday, November 1st, 2014. Please join us at. Pacific Beach High School. 11950 Los Osos Valley Road SLO. At the Target intersection). Fall is the perfect time of year to plant natives. Talk with members of the California Native Plant Society about your specific landscaping needs, transplanting tips, and propagation techniques. Choose the right shrubs, trees, flowers, and seeds for your garden. Local, California, and National. Hi Susan, ...
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Finding Plants in the Wild. We participate in fairs, markets, and shows in the county that have an ecological, environmental or plant focus, including the Cambria Wildflower Show, events at the Botannical Garden, and the collaborative Morro Coast Audubon Society and CNPS picnic at Santa Margarita Lake to name a few. And we occasionally have a booth at the SLO Farmer’s Market thursday nights look for us there! Santa Margarita Wildflower Show display. CNPS-SLO Book Table at wildflower show.
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Finding Plants in the Wild. Plant Update for the Dune Mother’s Wildflower Guide. Nov 30, 2015. Errata and Jespon updates. For those of you who own our chapter published book, Dune Mother’s Wildflower Guide. You will want an Errata and New Nomenclature Conforming to the 2nd edition of The Jepson Manual. Our excellent botanist member, Lauren Brown, took time this past summer to do this information update. You can download the Errata here. Me and I will forward a copy to you. lindachipping@yahoo.com. The book...
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Finding Plants in the Wild. Malcolm McLeod Annual Field Trip Meeting to Shell Creek. Mar 28, 2016. Saturday, April 2, 2016, Malcolm McLeod Annual Field Trip Meeting to Shell Creek co-lead by Dirk Walters and David Chipping. This is our monthly meeting for April. Meet at the San Luis Obispo Veterans Hall, 801 Grand Avenue (corner of Grand and Monterey Boulevard). Send Us Your Photos! If you would like to share a photograph or two from a field trip you’ve attended with CNPS-SLO, please use this form. Resea...
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Finding Plants in the Wild. Support California Native Plants…. 8230;become a member today! Your membership supports the California Native Plant Society, ensuring our vital work in conservation, education, horticulture and plant science continues to grow and flourish! Your membership supports these activities and more. Monitoring rare and endangered plants and habitats. Acting to save endangered areas through publicity, persuasion, and as an absolute last resort, legal action. View Posts by Category.
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Town Mouse and Country Mouse: May 2015
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Sunday, May 31, 2015. Coppicing deer grass rejuvenates it so fast! This deer grass had started to look permanently bleached, with a thick thatch. It was with trepidation (and a lot of effort! That five weeks ago, I took the shears to a huge deer grass ( Muhlenbergia rigens. Will it grow back? How long will it take? Which Ms. Town Mouse gave me, I forget - five years ago? It had outgrown her space. That thick thatch was, I fear, a cosy home for some mice! Also, I confess: it had started to outgrow my.
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Town Mouse and Country Mouse: Stojanovich Family Park, Campbell CA: Natives and Local History
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Thursday, July 9, 2015. Stojanovich Family Park, Campbell CA: Natives and Local History. Well, so here's a little story. Mr Dusky Footed Wood Rat's "baby brother" (I'll call him Mr. Moose) lives far far away in Minnesota. But now and then his company sends him to Fremont, a town about 40 miles from us. On such occasions we generally find a place to meet and eat half way between. The fine restaurant we chose using the Internet turned out to be a small, busy, fast food place (with delicious Greek food!
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Town Mouse and Country Mouse: July 2015
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Sunday, July 12, 2015. My very own discovery: Grassy Tarplant has two different seed distribution strategies! Well, I may not be the first to notice this but. it's always deeply satisfying to make your own discoveries, don't you find? What the heck are these little burr things? I was out in my garden gathering seeds of a nice-enough local wild native called grassy tarplant - or tarweed - or gumplant - choose your favorite common name. It's unequivocally called Madia gracilis. In the botanical world.
