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Liatris Do-Over
After three months of sandy beaches, Laughing Gulls and the relentless ebb and flow of the tide, my wife and I drove inland, in search of something new, or, if not that, something different. We were rewarded with a prairie-like piece of ground full of small butterflies and 6' tall spikes of Blazing Star and the much shorter, fewer-flowered Scaly Blazing Star.
liatris do-over • gregg m. pasterick • wildflowers of north americas • ecology • environment
After three months of sandy beaches, Laughing Gulls and the relentless ebb and flow of the tide, my wife and I drove inland, in search of something new, or, if not that, something different. We were rewarded with a prairie-like piece of ground full of small butterflies and 6' tall spikes of Blazing Star and the much shorter, fewer-flowered Scaly Blazing Star.
liatris do-over • gregg m. pasterick • wildflowers of north americas • ecology • environment
Wildflowers At 70 MPH: Leaving the Deep South
Crossing new territory late in October, I didn’t know what, if any wildflowers I would see. I wasn’t disappointed. I was frustrated however. Watching wildflowers race by at 70 MPH is like watching a kid who runs faster than you make off with your Easter basket. Mississippi and southern Louisiana highways were lined with sunflowers, varieties of goldenrod, Mistflower, and asters of another sort.
wildflowers at 70 mph: leaving the deep south • gregg m. pasterick • mississippi • louisiana • mistflower
Crossing new territory late in October, I didn’t know what, if any wildflowers I would see. I wasn’t disappointed. I was frustrated however. Watching wildflowers race by at 70 MPH is like watching a kid who runs faster than you make off with your Easter basket. Mississippi and southern Louisiana highways were lined with sunflowers, varieties of goldenrod, Mistflower, and asters of another sort.
wildflowers at 70 mph: leaving the deep south • gregg m. pasterick • mississippi • louisiana • mistflower