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Arctium species (Asteraceae) – Burdock

March 15, 2017 by Northeast School of Botanical Medicine

Box Turtle Shell, Payne’s Prairie Near Gainesville, FL
Sample Catch-All

Additional Information:

Scientific Name: Arctium species

Common Name: Burdock

Family: Burdock

Common Name: Asteraceae

Locale: Hunt hill rd.

Specific Region: Ithaca, NY

Description: Here are the two common Burdocks side by side. Arctium minus on the left and Arctium lappa on the right

Date: August 16, 2004

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Sweet white violet (Viola blanda, Violaceae). Hamm

Sweet white violet (Viola blanda, Violaceae). Hammond Hill SP. Dryden, NY. May 13, 2021

Fly. Hammond Hill State Park. Dryden, NY. May 13,

Fly. Hammond Hill State Park. Dryden, NY. May 13, 2021

This is my first Mother’s Day without my mother.

This is my first Mother’s Day without my mother. It is a hard one, for me, for my siblings, and for all of us who miss our moms.
Here is what I am thankful for–that my mom lived long enough for me to fully appreciate her. It took a while, to get past the internalized relationship boundaries, and to see her more as a whole person. And I suppose, for her to see me.
All humans are complex and familial relationships multiple those complexities.
There are numerous ways my mother helped me grow as a human. An important one was her openness for me to follow a non-conventional path. While she was nervous that herbal medicine would not support me financially, she did not discourage me from studying it. And once she realized that I was in deep, she would send me articles with a positive spin on herbal medicine. She went from skeptical to proud, and for this alone, I love her deeply.
Tears well up quickly and abundantly and the world is a sadder and lonelier place without my mom. But I am glad for the time we had together.
I hope all of you in a similar situation have support and love around you.
~7Song

More surprises. This is the first time I have ever

More surprises. This is the first time I have ever seen a Common morel mushroom (Morchella esculenta) growing around my home. There are two of them growing in the Jerusalem artichoke (Helianthus tuberosa) patch.

I’ve often wondered why I have this patch of Jerusalem artichokes, as I didn’t plant them there. While they are pretty, and their tubers are edible, they spread quickly and crowd out other plants.
But somehow the Morels have found their way into their domain. I hope there are more to come. Ithaca. NY. May 7, 2021

Snakey’s back. The same Garter snake from yester

Snakey’s back. The same Garter snake from yesterday is now sunning itself about a foot away from where it was yesterday. Ithaca, NY. May 7, 2021

A close-up of the snake from the last post. As I m

A close-up of the snake from the last post. As I mentioned, it was very still and I was able to get close for this photo.

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