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Garden Valerian is a Useful but Invasive Herb discusses garden valerian both as a potentially invasive weed escaped from gardens and as an edible, medicinal herb. Like many other things in nature it can be both good and bad.
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Grape Leaf Folder Moths are Beautiful, but Have Destructive Caterpillars introduces readers to this common US moth. It explains what kind of damages the caterpillars can cause and why the adults are quite harmless. It also provides info on these interesting moths.
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Spring is Here When the Beautiful Azaleas Blossom discusses the first day of spring occurring just days ago. It explains how large numbers of azaleas and phlox flowers are a sure sign that spring is here to stay.
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Here Are Two Renditions of An Amazing Afternoon Moon shows readers two artistically edited renditions of a single original photograph (also shown). It describes some of the reasons and processes for these renditions.
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The Final Tree in the Series is a Beautiful Longleaf Pine shows readers the latest in the tree series of artistic photographs. Tonight’s image is of a longleaf pine, which was an extremely important tree in the development of the south.
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The Best Known Florida Habitat is the Beach explains to readers how beaches are formed and what type of life they support. It also tells readers the many functions that the beach serves to the environment.
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Slender Yellow Wood Sorrel is Another Beautiful Florida Weed shows readers several images of these gorgeous little flowers and explains something of their lifestyle. It also explains why many people consider it a weed even though it has many uses.
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How Many Legs Does the Interesting American Giant Millipede Have? answers that question and tells readers much more about this eastern North American species. It also shows readers several cool photos.
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This Beautiful Bird Wishes You a Great St. Patrick’s Day! wishes all readers a happy St. Patty’s Day with an egret done up in green.
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An Unusual View of a Beautiful Green Tree Frog shows readers a photo of a green tree frog taken through a glass window. Instead of the usual back and sides, this image shows the frog from below. Light coming from above the frog helps to bring out it’s colors and give it an almost transparent feel.
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