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St. John’s Wort …..call it plant magic, alchemy, medicine. Blooming in a field near you right now! One of my fav things to make every summer. St. John’s wort oil. How gold flowers turn to a deep red liquid is mind blowing to me!
The flora and fauna in Maine were spectacular but this was by far the highlight for me! We visited this amazing bog which is one of my fav ecosystems. Bogs are oases of unique plants that you don’t really find anywhere else. From the beautiful
Seriously magical spot… this is easily my favorite place at work. Not only is it a globally rare plant community (with some species of sedge critically imperiled in the state) but it also has a quiet and ancient sort of vibe around it. Like a
The benefits of selective mowing…. Couldn’t believe we found a juniper hairstreak butterfly in our backyard! Exciting because they are quite uncommon not to mention mesmerizingly stunning! We have been only selectively mowing sections
WA Adventures Pt. 4 — sometimes I get pics of people too 😏 Had so much fun exploring with @alexndarr @darr.molly @lougiesnottingham 💕 🌲 🛶 🏔️ 🦪 🌋 🌊 🫐 🌱
WA Adventures Pt. 3 — Rock Friends Finding these guys literally brought me endless entertainment. I started seeing faces everywhere 😆 Now I just need to think of names for all of them. 😃
WA Adventures Pt. 2 — More Plant Friends! 1. Ferns ferns ferns! Moss moss moss! 2. Red Huckleberry 😋 (Vaccinium parvifolium) 3. Mountain Owl-Clover (Orthocarpus imbricatus) 4. Old Man’s Whiskers (Geum triflorum) 5. Nodding Onion (Allium
WA Adventures Pt. 1 — Plant Friends! My first time in Washington State and it did not disappoint! Such a different ecosystem and so much fun to explore. Some plant highlights: 1. Cushion Buckwheat (Eriogonum ovalifolium) 2. Fireweed (Chamaene
Alpine (11,400+ ft elevation) Flora of the Rockies Omg I am seriously obsessed with the tundra flora. Everything is so tiny and cute!! Definitely had to stick to the trails and the rocks since these teeny plants can take hundreds of years to reesta
Subalpine (9k-11,400k ft elevation) Flora of the Rockies A handful of species I found on my hikes this week at @rockynps 1. Fairy Slipper Orchid (Calypso bulbosa) | Orchid Family 🤩 2. Elkslip (Caltha leptosepala) | Buttercup Family 3. Kinnikin