Fantastic site! A former teacher, Sam F. Sent me the link. Keep up the good work! FWIW, Salt Cedar is a problem in Montana, too. https://fieldguide.mt.gov/speciesDetail.aspx?elcode=PDTAM01080

Love the blog, Bob. Really appreciate your insight, thanks for sharing! Be well!

Hackberry may be ho-hum in some respects but I find the ridged bark interesting. It also hosts the Hackberry Emperor caterpillar.

I like your website very much

ONAPA Ohio Natural Areas and Preserves just shared a page of yours that brought me here. I hope to visit again as this looks quite interesting and helpful.

I recommend you to review this page. very nice and interesting

You make the failure complete when you stop trying.

What an amazing site, love all the details in your site!

Wafer Ash also has a strong sweet fragrance when it is in bloom. Dogwood does not. The main reason for mine is to attract Giant Swallowtails.

I agree the smell of anise root is wonderful. I love licorice (I'm not sure this plant is the source of the flavor?) But over many years we have so much of this, especially in previously disturbed areas, old farm fields/pastures. The seeds are able to
imbed themselves in my dog's furry coat if I am not attentive. It is a seed, like many others, I have learned, that knows how to plant itself. So it seems like there is too much of it.

Great Cinquefoil photo! I love all the dew drops.

Lovely photos :)

Typical. I've been in your car when you have risked life and limb to get a roadside picture.

Just found your website based upon your Christmas card note to my mom. I also take photos of flowers. I will enjoy viewing your photos.

Very nice work keep it up!

What a glorious flower! These should adorn parking lots everywhere.

Beautiful flowers.

I love the pictures you share, and very beautiful web design.

Hi! I love your blog. I hope you are doing well.

-Virginia, Viola's daughter

You are very generous in sharing so much info about an understanding that is very simple, yet, may be hard to grasp for a very tired mind, nice work!

I find these very informative and I enjoy looking at them before I go to sleep. Very relaxing. Thank you

It's very informative and useful option for the daily online readers.

The flowers are so beautiful.

New puppy?

Have you seen the native buckthorn (R. alniflolia) at Ives Fen too? I'd like to see it so we can begin to look for it.

There is no match when it comes to your website.

Please add me to your list of contacts to receive your wildflower of the day and a link to your blog. Thank you! Cathy

I found a few in Arizona when i lived there thst i never seen here in Michigan.