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Wednesday, September 20, 2023

Medicinal Monday...Marginal Wood Fern

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When we think of marginal, we think of something that is not of central importance. In regards to plants, marginal refers to a plant that gr...
Monday, September 18, 2023

Medicinal Monday -- Lovely Little Larkspur

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Larkspur has a storied history with many symbolic meanings. It is called Larkspur because the flowers have a distinctive spur at the back. I...
Monday, September 11, 2023

Finger Weaving Workshop offers Native American Instruction @ Institute for American Indian Studies - September 23

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Most archeologists believe that the art of basket making is one of the oldest crafts in the world. In Native American culture, baskets have ...

Medicinal Monday - Oyster Plant

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The Oyster Plant is a member of the Aster family that was introduced to North America by Europeans in the 18th century and today it is found...
Monday, September 4, 2023

Medicinal Monday - Poison Sumac - A Virulent Weed

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Poison Sumac looks deceivingly pretty especially in the fall with its bright red compound leaves and clusters of berries. Whatever you do, d...
Friday, September 1, 2023

Savor Indigenous Foods @ the Founders Clambake September 16 With the Institute for American Indian Studies

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  Lobsters, clams, corn, and potatoes are all hallmarks of Indigenous foods and every September, the   Institute for American Indian Studies...
Monday, August 28, 2023

Medicinal Monday - Viper's Bugloss

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This plant certainly has an intimidating moniker - Viper's Bugloss...and for a very good reason...every part of the plant is poisonous! ...
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