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Monthly Archives: January 2014

Color Fungus And Lichens

Mother Nature's Son Posted on January 26, 2014 by Art ArizpeJanuary 26, 2014

It’s interesting that the main source of color in the natural landscape right now are fungus and lichens. I don’t normally think of them as being colorful, but in the middle of winter, they do stand out. This orange mushroom … Continue reading →

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Winter Wonder Grasses

Mother Nature's Son Posted on January 19, 2014 by Art ArizpeJanuary 23, 2014

Our native grasses, in addition to being well-adapted to our environment, are simply beautiful. Even in the dead of winter, they have plenty of beauty on display. It’s warm, about 70 degrees, and sunny today, but it’s the middle of … Continue reading →

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Ashe Junipers And The Red Plague

Mother Nature's Son Posted on January 12, 2014 by Art ArizpeJanuary 12, 2014

The Cedar Fever season has started in Central Texas. The fever is a misnamed, because it’s actually an allergic reaction to the pollen released by Ashe Junipers (Juniperus ashei), but the name cedar fever has a nice sound to it and … Continue reading →

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Blame It On The Mistletoe

Mother Nature's Son Posted on January 5, 2014 by Art ArizpeJanuary 5, 2014

The mistletoe is very noticeable right now. Our cedar elms (Ulmus crassifolia) have lost all their leaves, so what remains green is the mistletoe. I think the mistletoe is in the live oaks (Quercus virginiana) too, but it’s much harder to see … Continue reading →

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