Intro to Natural Indigo Dyeing & Shibori Workshop
…includes all supplies! Are you interested in learning how to turn fabric into luxurious shades of blue by using plants alone? Ever wanted to learn how to make different Japanese…
…includes all supplies! Are you interested in learning how to turn fabric into luxurious shades of blue by using plants alone? Ever wanted to learn how to make different Japanese…
…biting insects. Additionally, the berries are edible, and though somewhat bland and mealy when consumed raw, they can be cooked and prepared into jelly or wine. Beautyberry is very easy…
…a gift from the Jesup Herbarium of Dartmouth College (HNH) in 2002. (If Foster collected in New Hampshire, it is likely those remain at HNH.) Goodwin LeBaron Foster was born…
…specimens by Dan Meyers, UNC-CH senior and Mary McKee Felton Intern. The main part of the day will involve oral presentations and poster discussions. To cap the day, we are…
…born 1 December 1858 in Ottawa, Illinois. His parents, John and Mary Fitzgerald McCarthy, were both immigrants from Ireland in about 1850 because of the famine in that country. His…
…beach in Ireland — which lead me to look up “marram grass” and to see if it occurs in North Carolina. As a result I’ll be completing the database records…
…the North Carolina CPA firm and reviewing the annual audit report. It is also responsible for reviewing the annual information return (IRS Form 990). Conservation Committee — Co-Chairs, Jodie LaPoint…
…Chambers Coker’s grave in the Old Chapel Hill Cemetery. A second project which Hannah will take on during her Mohr Internship is to delve into our on-line database of plants…
…University of Washington’s marine lab on San Juan Island in northern Puget Sound, has shaped my career and has resulted in publications used by students and professionals to identity marine…
…the Southeast (and their garden uses). He has traveled extensively in the United States, and has made trips to see unusual plants in Costa Rica, South Africa, Borneo, China, Australia…