Tagged Stories: "plants"
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Don’t deck the halls with invasive species
November 9, 2023Holiday decorations can unintentionally increase the spread of invasive species
Read storyGarlic mustard doesn’t belong in our forests but is fine in our kitchens
May 8, 2023Invasive garlic mustard is overtaking forest (or forested) ecosystems across North America.
Read storyWhen other plants are losing their leaves, witchhazel puts on a show
January 5, 2023The yellow flowers of witchhazel plant bloom as the final leaves fall. (Photo courtesy of Susan Thomas/iNaturalist CC BY-NC)
Read storyGrowing a passion for an unusual native species
July 1, 2021Native to the Chesapeake, the passionflower is a cousin of the tropical passionfruit.
Read storyThe more the merrier when it comes to underwater grass species in the Bay
June 7, 2021A new study demonstrates how SAV biodiversity improves ecosystem health
Read storyLife under the fallen leaves
March 9, 2021Bees, butterflies, moths and other insects use leaf cover to weather the winter
Read storyHow choosing the right tree can help adapt to climate change
May 8, 2020By planning for the future, you can increase forest resiliency
Read storyEight springtime wildflowers you can eat
April 17, 2020These tasty plants may be growing in your own backyard
Read storyTen Chesapeake species with unique nicknames
April 1, 2020These creative names will bring some joy to your day
Read storySurprising perks of the pickerelweed
December 26, 2019This beautiful pond plant is a valuable asset in the Bay watershed
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