Ten-gallon hats and cowboy boots say ‘Texas.’ So do the native plants bluebonnet (Lupinus texensis) and Indian paint brush (Castillejao sp.). Lady Bird Johnson, the wife…
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Public Gardens
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The Ozarks area is one of Missouri’s top geographic regions known for its forests thick with towering white oaks and pines. The town of Springfield, Missouri,…
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What lies between Latitude 26 degrees north and Latitude 26 degrees south, botanically- and climatically-speaking, that is? And no cheating, as in going to Google, asking…
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Automobiles and lightbulbs are usually the first images associated with the names Henry Ford and Thomas Edison. But after a visit to the Edison and Ford…
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Visiting New York City in winter is a magical time. The lights, the shopping, the cozy restaurants, the gardens. What? The gardens? In winter?
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When you think of U.S. states that are top-notch garden destinations, it’s highly unlikely that the state of Nevada springs to mind.
Charleston, South Carolina, is famous for its churches – it is called the Holy City, after all – and its stunning gardens. The city is full…
Denver, Colorado, often referred to as the “Mile-High City,” is renowned for its stunning landscapes and outdoor adventures. While the region is famous for its skiing…
