…a horticultural therapist and consultant. Stemming from a formalized education in social work, years of in-field horticulture experience, and a horticultural therapy certificate from the Horticultural Therapy Institute of Denver,…
…grave of Dania Woodell. Dania was born on 11 November, 1901, the daughter of Martitia Wright Woodell (1857-1943) and James Allen Woodell (1860-1918).8 She died at age 10 on 19…
…Joachim Heinrich Schuette died on 21 July, 1908 and is buried in Woodlawyn Cemetery, Green Bay, Brown County, Wisconsin.4 In the 1910 US Federal Census, two years after Joachim died,…
…Earle described the species in 1906. Psilocybe is a genus of gilled mushrooms that are found worldwide. Historically there were about 15 species of Psilocybe in North Carolina, but most…
NCBGF Fall Board Meeting Friday, November 17, 2023 10 a.m. – 12 p.m. Hybrid NCBG – Joslin Classrooms or via Zoom Join online: https://unc.zoom.us/s/96128624304 Join by phone: 1-301-715-8592 Enter Meeting…
…taxonomy. It would be exciting to find a specimen or two collected by David Augustus Williston when he taught at NC A&T in 1898! SOURCES: 1. https://www.nps.gov/articles/david-williston-learning-from-leaders.htm accessed on…
…and me was published in November 2020 in the online botanical journal, Phytoneuron.3 How does one distinguish streamhead lobelia from savanna lobelia? Both have slender stems up to two feet…
…North Bloomington would be three-fourths of a mile from the Illinois Central and Chicago-Alton Railroad junction, the State Board of Education decided in the Summer of 1857 that Bloomington would…
…Chapel Hill. James Arthur Doubles, Jr. collected myxomycetes for his graduate work at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Most of his labels are handwritten in pencil on…
When Carolina shifted to all on-line classes at the end of Spring Break due to Covid-2019, we faced the challenge of how to keep our loyal and hard-working Work-Study Students…