Author - Gayle Fisher

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Hollyhocks

One of my strongest memories from childhood was my Granny’s hollyhocks. These giants of the flower...

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Yellow Jackets

Fall is here and we have had a cooling rain and the temperatures have finally dropped at night...

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Corn Poppies

Corn Poppies (Papaver rhoeas) are best known for their soft, breeze-blown flowers. This plant is...

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Ginkgo Trees

Ginkgo trees (Ginkgo biloba) often called the “Maidenhair Tree” are today’s living dinosaurs of the...

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Goldfinches

It’s hard to miss the cheerful yellow and contrasting black and white wing markings of male...

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Ferns

Of all the plants we enjoy today in our gardens and in the wild, ferns are some of the most ancient...

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Mistletoe

The name mistletoe comes from two Anglo Saxon words ‘Mistel’ (which means dung) and...

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Poinsettias

If you are like me, you either buy or are given a poinsettia each year at Christmas. When I was...