Blooming Wildflowers    as of April 25th, 2014  Welcome to the eleventh of our weekly reports for 2014.   

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• Cryptantha
• Deserts and xeric shrublands
• Phacelia
• Polemoniaceae
• Eriogonum
• Opuntia basilaris
• Astragalus lentiginosus
• Gilia
• Mojave Desert
• Flora of the United States
• Western United States
• Flora of North America

Common Plant Species at Mesa Verde National Park The following is a list of trees, shrubs, and wildflowers that are found along the roads and trails of Mesa Verde National Park. Trees and shrubs are, of course, visible y

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• Sphaeralcea
• Flora
• Plantaginaceae
• Penstemon
• Gilia

Twenty Ways to Observe National Wildflower Week 1. Do some research: You don’t even have to leave the comfort of your own home. Get on the Internet and look at wildflowers native to your area, region and state. Identif

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• Flowers
• Plants
• Wildflower
• Natural landscaping
• Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center
• Wildflower Society of Western Australia
• Wildflowers of the Great Smoky Mountains
• Botany
• Biology
• Landscape architecture

Corn Poppy Clasping Coneflower Portions of Indiana were once home to vast tracts of open prairie. A mix of grasses and wildflowers coexisted to form magnificent floral displays and complex and intricate plant

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• Ecological restoration
• Environment of the United States
• Environmental soil science
• Prairie restoration
• Prairies
• Wildflower
• Herbicide
• Prairie
• Panicum virgatum
• Flora of the United States
• Flora
• Grasslands

Warm season grasses (WSG’s), also referred to as prairie grasses, are native clump forming grasses that grow during the warm summer months. These grasses, usually occurring with native wildflowers, once covered two mil

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• Energy crops
• Agronomy
• Garden pests
• Agricultural soil science
• Panicum virgatum
• Glyphosate
• Roundup
• Weed control
• No-till farming
• Flora of the United States
• Flora
• Herbicides

Summer Wildflowers of Hawn State Park Family Name Common Name Acanthaceae (acanthus)

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• Packera plattensis
• Asclepias
• Botany
• Goldenrod
• Solidago
• Aster

Found only in native prairies, this rare butterfly needs particular wildflowers to survive. Larvae feed only on the leaves of violets, and adults feed on nectar from a few kinds of flowers, such as blazing star. ©2007.

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Wildflower Seeds Planting wildflower seeds is easy to do. Wildflowers are natural and beautiful in your flower garden or anywhere on your property. Wildflowers are very hardy when growing in their native region. That is

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• Seeds
• Land management
• Sprouting
• Wildflower
• Sowing
• Germination
• Natural landscaping
• Stratification
• Plant reproduction
• Botany
• Biology

Current and Historical Rare, Threatened, and Endangered Species

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• Power Mac G5
• Wildflowers of Soldiers Delight

NATIVE PLANT GARDENING READING LIST Compiled by Richard Clements and Margie Hunter Art, Henry W[removed]A Garden of Wildflowers: 101 Native Species and How to Grow Them. Storey Communications, Inc. Pownal, VT. ISBN: 0-882

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• Sustainable gardening
• Conservation
• Gardens
• Natural landscaping
• Water conservation
• Lawn
• Native plant
• Gardening
• Landscape architecture
• Landscape
• Environmental design