Native plant ID's please
16 years ago
This weekend we went to the Perimeter College Botanical Garden, and had a wonderful time.
I do have some questions about some plants we saw that were not labled. In particular, what the heck they are! Esh, maybe you can help?
Sedge:
And just some pretty pictures for you to enjoy:
New fern glade area. Incredible!
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Ferns for sun!
Native Poinsetta Tree!
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