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A quarterly publication of the North American Native Plant Society.

Current Editor: Irene Fedun.

Past Editors
Editor, vol 1(1),(2): Trish Murphy
Editor, vol 1(3)-vol 3(4): Lorraine Johnson
Editor, vol 4(1) - present: Irene Fedun

Please contact editor@nanps.org for details of advertising rates, calendar items, article submissions.

Our thanks to the many volunteers who contribute to the publication of this newsletter.

Past issues can be purchased ($1 each) by mailing a cheque, specifying the issues required, to:

NANPS
PO Box 84 Station D
Etobicoke, ON M9A 4X1

Blazing Star Article List

Regular Features:
	NANPS News
	Members' Questions / Letters to the Editor
	New & Noted
	NANPS Seed Exchange  (generally Issues (3), (4))
	Directory of Sources & Services
	Calendar of Events
Native Plants to Know (articles available online):
	Euonymus obovata	Trish Murphy	vol 1 (2)
	Sassafras (Sassafras albidum)	Tony Jorvan	vol 2 (1)
	Sweetgrass (Hierochloe odorata)	Linda & Ken Parker	vol 2 (2)
	Smaller Fringed Gentian (Gentianopsis procera)	Kristl Walek	vol 2 (3)
	Woodland Sedges for Eastern North America	Trish Murphy	vol 2 (4)
	Goldthread (Coptis trifolia ssp. Groenlandica)	Janice Stiefel	vol 3 (1)
	American Ginseng	Janice Stiefel	vol 3 (2)
	Musclewood (Carpinus caroliniana)	Catherine Siddall	vol 3 (3)
	Wild Savory (Calamintha arkansana)	Charles Kinsley	vol 4 (1)
	Bottlebrush Buckeye (Aesculus parviflora)	Catherine Siddall	vol 4 (2)
	Black Gum (Nyssa sylvatica)	Tom Atkinson	vol 4 (3)
Restoration Site:
	Bur Oak Savannah - on the edge of the Canadian Shield	Gary Allen	vol 1 (2)
	A Sea of Blue: Beacon Hill Park, Victoria, B.C.	Brenda Costanzo	vol 1 (3)
	Expert Volunteers & Volunteer Experts: The Native Plant Stewardship Program	Sasha Shaw	vol 2 (1)
	Acadian Forest Restoration	Caitlyn Vernon	vol 4 (3)
Sowing the Seed
	Toronto, Ontario	Jo Nelson	vol 4 (1)
	Schomberg, Ontario	Paul Jenkins	vol 4 (2)
	Edmonton, Alberta	Diana Baragar	vol 4 (3)
New at the Nurseries:
	Prairie Ragwort	Charles Kinsley	vol 1 (2)
	Native Lilies at the Old Field Garden	Philip Fry	vol 1 (3)
Members Questions		Answer by:
	What can I plant to encourage toads?	Trish Murphy, Ross MacCulloch	vol 1 (2)
	How can I make the most of native shrubs?	Trish Murphy, Tom Atkinson	vol 1 (2)
	How do I propagate black walnuts (Juglans nigra)?	Tom Atkinson	vol 1 (3)
	How do I discourage Siberian Elm seedlings in my woodland garden?	Rick Meader	vol 1 (3)
	Why do my ironweed photographs always look purplish?	Andrew Leyerle	vol 1 (3)
	What is a silique and what invasive plant produces it?	Education Corner	vol 2 (3)
	What can I plant over a septic bed?	Dan Kraus	vol 2 (3)
	How to get rid of Dog Strangling Vine	Dr. Naomi Cappuccino	vol 2 (4)
	What causes green streaks on Trilliums?	Frederick W. Case	vol 2 (4)
	How can I get rid of Buckthorn?	Christy Johnson	vol 3 (1)
	Are named plant varities at nurseries still native?	John Ambrose	vol 3 (2)
	How to not accidently introduce alien species to pristine sites.	Tom Atkinson	vol 4 (2)
Education Corner - by Daisy Moore and Cora Thompson
	Drought Tolerant Plants		vol 2 (3)
	Pest Monitoring		vol 2 (3)
	Native Shrubs		vol 2 (4)
	Ambrosia is the genus name of what troublesome noxious weed?		vol 2 (4)
	Fall Garden Maintenance		vol 2 (4)
	Plants in Winter
Feature Articles
	Sow Easy: These wildflowers are easy to start from seed	Gail Rhynard	vol 1 (1)
	Harvesting and Storing Wildflower Seed	Paul McGaw	vol 1 (2)
	Shade-grown coffee	Trish Murphy	vol 1 (2)
	From Sandpit to Prairie: An Evolving Story	Henny Markus	vol 1 (3)
	In Memoriam - Paul McGaw	Anna Leggatt	vol 1 (3)
	How To: Fern Propagation	Allen Anderson	vol 1 (3)
	Patience & Promise: Orchid Conservation in Mexico	Tegan Wong	vol 2 (1)
	Working for Wildlife: The Fletcher Wildlife Garden in Ottawa, Ontario	Sandy Garland, Claudia Burns
	High-Tech Hints: Finding Native Plant Info on the Web		vol 2 (1)
	Toronto Native Plant Garden Under Attack		vol 2 (2)
	Another Yard for the Don		vol 2 (2)
	An Oasis in the City	Suzanne Lew	vol 2 (2)
	A Garden on the Move	Kevin Kavanagh	vol 2 (2)
	Restoration Issues: A Dichotomous Key for Selecting Plant Material for Restoration Projects	Raymond Franson	vol 2 (2)
	Growing Trilliums from Seed	Graham Buck, Wayne Buck	vol 2 (3)
	Cucumber Trees at NANPS Shining Tree Woods	John D. Ambrose	vol 2 (3)
	Losing a link? The Fight to Save the Red Hill Valley	Don McLean	vol 2 (3)
	Wild Collection: A Harmful Practice.		vol 2 (3)
	NANPS' Ethical Gardeners Guidelines.		vol 2 (3)
	Green Links, Vancouver B.C.	Valentin Schaefer	vol 2 (3)
	Native Plant Gardeners' Fight Continues		vol 2 (3)
	Going (Partly) Native	Anne Morgan	vol 2 (4)
	The Serpent in the Garden: Feared No More	Don Scallen	vol 2 (4)
	A Tribute to Jim French		vol 2 (4)
	Building a Snake Hibernaculum		vol 3 (1)
	On a Bog Garden	Don Peters	vol 3 (2)
	Guidelines for Rescuing Wildflowers		vol 3 (2)
	The Last Meal	Maryanne Whitman	vol 3 (2)
	On the Road:  Focus on Pennslvania	Lorraine Johnson	vol 3 (2)
	Boulevard Beauty:  Native Wildflowers turn a Surburban Drainage Ditch into a Verdant Oasis	Douglas Counter	vol 3 (3)
	On the Road:  Focus on Eastern Ontario	Lorraine Johnson	vol 3 (3)
	Winter Interest	Drew Monthie	vol 4 (1)
	Coming Soon to a Museum Near You:  Green Legacy travelling exhibit	Lorraine Johnson	vol 4 (1)
	Drawing Sprig Blossoms at Carlsbad Caverns National Park	Donald Davidson	vol 4 (1)
	Pits and Mounds	Mathis Natvik	vol 4 (2)
	In Defense of Native Plant Gardens	Jason & Lisa Spangler	vol 4 (2)
	Pasque Flowers of all Denominations	David Zahrt	vol 4 (2)
	A Right to Garden		vol 4 (3)
	Wood Poppy (Stylophorum diphyllum):  Rare for a Reason	Jane Bowles	vol 4 (3)
	Grassland Reserve Program		vol 4 (3)
	Going Native, Southern Style	Maria Griener	vol 4 (3)
	Preserving Trees during land Development	National Arbor Day Foundation	vol 4 (3)
	Germinating Seeds	Darcie McKelvey	vol 4 (3)