Blazing Star Summer 2014
Blazing Star Winter 2014
Eastern Flowering Dogwood by Gregor G Beck & Kevin Kavanaugh
Granitic Outcrops of the Piedmond by Hugh & Carol Nourse
Lichens by Joan Crowe
Resilient Ranching with Tallgrass Prairie Plants by Bryan Gilvesy
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Coastal Plain Gentian by Stephen Johnson & Mary Stark
Welcome to Shaw Woods by Grant Dobson
Discovering Native Plants by Peter Moore
A New Beginning for an Old Idea by Peter Carson
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Canada Goldenrod by Catherine Macleod
Naturalization of the Loretto Maryholme Spiritual Centre by Sister Mary Mallany
Creating a Pollinator Paradise by Victoria MacPhail
Ferns in the Garden by William Cullina
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Virginia Spring Beauty by Stephen Johnson
My Shade Garden by Paul Sakren
Bats & Cacti in the Sonoran Desert by Evan Cantor
The Great Plains by Cindy Reed
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Eastern Flowering Dogwood by Gregor G Beck & Kevin Kavanaugh
Granitic Outcrops of the Piedmond by Hugh & Carol Nourse
Lichens by Joan Crowe
Resilient Ranching with Tallgrass Prairie Plants by Bryan Gilvesy
Read MoreBlazing Star Fall 2012
Indian Pipes by Stephen Johnson and Mary Stark
Seed Bombing Native Plants by Irene Fedun
Landscape Ordinances: Video illustrates the Intricacies for
Neighbours and Bureaucrats by Joy Buslaff
Hawthorns by Bill Moses
A Kansas Tallgrass Prairie by Stephen Johnson
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Pawpaw by Stephen Johnson and Mary Stark
The Great Garlic Mustard Roundup by Deborah Dale
Surprises in a Native Plant Garden by Deborah Chute
Restoring the Moraine One Hero at a Time by Allison Roberts
Protecting Meduxnekeag Forests by George Peabody
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Squirrel Corn by Catherine Macleod
A River Runs Under It by Soraya Peerbaye
Digging in for Reptile Recovery by Gregor Beck
Moving beyond Purple Coneflower by Grant Dobson
Wildflowers of California by Laird R. Blackwell
Urban Paradise on Riverside Drive by Stephen Johnson
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Jack Pine by Catherine Macleod
Nature in the 905: Hope grows in Markham by John Oyston
Maskinoge Plant Salvage by Andree Pelan
Rain Gardening in New York by Emily DeBolt
Inglis Falls Native Tree Nursery by Bill Moses
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Great Plains Paintbrush, Castilleja sessiliflora by Evan Cantor
Sowing the Seed by Irene Fedun
Designing my Front Garden by Darcie McKelvey
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Evening Primrose Oenothera biennis by Lorraine Brown
Pella, Iowa’s Indian Trail by Stephen Johnson
Heart’s Content by Natalie Helferty
Read MoreBlazing Star Spring 2010 25th Anniversary
NANPS Ever Onward by NANPS Board of Directors
Wildflower Ways of Seeing by Laird Blackwell
Toronto’s First Native Plant Garden: 34 Years Later by Jim Hodgins
My Approach to Planting Native Trees by John Oyston
Good Walk Spoiled or Hike with a Purpose? by Evan Cantor
Old Man Creek Nursery by Cherry Dodd
It’s Not Easy Being Green by Deborah Dale
WILDFLOWER 1985-2004:A Full and Worthy Life by Jim Hodgins
Florida Blazing Stars by Craig Huegel
Artists Gallery
Brooklyn Botanic Garden by Uli Lorimer
Applying Ecological Restoration Guidelines to Naturalization by Graham Buck
Ohio’s Invisible Prairies by Perry Peskin
A Small Native Pond Planting by Paul Sakren
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Roundleaf Dogwood Cornus rugosa by Bill Moses
I Came, I Saw, I Ate Some Dirt: The Truth about Earthworms by Michael Henry
Silver Plains Project, Manitoba by Robert G. Mears
Native Woodies in an Ontario Garden by Anna Leggatt
Transpiration by Bill Moses
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