A link with the past

Article Abstract:

The wild irises of Canada have been inviting the interest of travelers and nature lovers for centuries, with their many attractive shades. However, their continued existence is threatened by the eradication of wetlands for agriculture and other development.

Wildlife conservation, Iris (Plant), Irises (Plants)

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The unloved maple

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The Manitoba maple, or Acer negundo, has many characteristics which endear it to naturalist gardeners. Its fast growth and wide open crown is useful as a windbreak while providing shelter to wildlife, such as birds and squirrels.

Canada, Trees in cities, City trees, Maple, Maples

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Cardinal rules

Article Abstract:

The cardinal flower of North America possesses a striking red color. Known as Lobelia cardinalis by scientists, the perennial wildflower is called shkotaebugonee or fire flower by Indians.

Methods, North America, Wild flowers, Wild flower gardening

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