Here are the very insignificant spring flowers of Yellowroot photographed in a woodland in North Carolina. Clearly the plant is not grown for its flower effect.
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I believe gardening can be a key component of gratifying lifestyles. How to do that is the theme of this blog. Gardening can create a desirable living environment, provide us an avenue to connect with other living things, and offer us a creative outlet. It is an entree to a system of life on earth that can be as simple as enjoying a homegrown carrot or as complex as massaging a garden into a plant community in equilibrium. CLICK ON IMAGES FOR A CLOSER VIEW
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- Life Style Garden
- I am a professional gardener and a home gardener. I have been in the public garden business since 1979, I have a master's degree in botany, and I am a fanatic home gardener with ten acres of gardens, managed fields, young forests, an orchard, and all sorts of plant growing efforts.
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