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The Sanguine Root
A Website about Urban Environmental Restoration – Live Coverage from Morris Park, Philadelphia
The Root Reference Desk
- Garlic mustard, Alliaria petiolata, mature flowering plant
- About The Sanguine Root
- About Us
- Allegheny Serviceberry, blooming
- American Chestnut, stems and habit
- American Chestnut, young leaves
- American Elderberry, stems and habit
- Black Oak, (Quercus velutina), flowers and young leaves.
- Burning Bush, (Euonymus alatus) stems and habit
- Crocus in Morris Park
- Fairmount Park
- Hearts-A-Bustin’ Shrub, stems and habit
- Invasive Plant Maps of Morris Park
- Pachysandra terminalis Japanese Pachysandra, invaded area
- Pinxterbloom Azalea, stems and habit
- POETRY IN THE FOREST
- Purple Flowering Rasberry, (Rubus odoratus), Flower and Leaf
- Red Osier Dogwood, stems
- Rhododendron periclymenoides, Pinxterbloom Azalea, Flower
- Sabal palmetto, the Sabal palm, roots
- Spicebush, bark and trunk
- The Suwannee River, Florida
- Tulip Poplar, (Liriodendron tulipifera) Leaf and Flower
- Umbrella Magnolia, bark and trunk
- Views of Trees, Bark and Trunk
- American Beech bark and trunk
- American Holly, (Ilex opaca)
- Bald cypress, bark and trunk
- Black Cherry, bark and trunk
- Hornbeam tree bark and trunk
- Long leaf pine, bark and trunk
- Norway Maple, Bark and trunk
- Pitch pine, Pinus rigida, bark and trunk
- Red maple, bark and trunk
- Red Oak, bark and trunk.
- Sabal palm, bark and trunk
- Sugar Maple, Bark and trunk
- Sugar Maple, Bark and trunk: young specimen
- Sweetgum bark and trunk
- The Japanese Angelica Tree, bark and trunk
- Tulip Poplar (Liriodendron tulipifera) bark and trunk
- White Ash, bark and trunk
- White Oak, Bark and trunk
- Witch-hazel, bark and trunks
- Young Beech tree in the winter
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Recent Posts
- A SPRING GARDEN 2013 RETROSPECTIVE: BLOOMING FLOWERS AND TIME-LAPSE PHOTOGRAPHY. PART ONE
- THE RICH RAVINES OF THE LOWER SUSQUEHANNA, PART TWO, SPRING 2013
- Bloodroot grows into a flower in a time-lapse video
- THE RICH RAVINES OF THE LOWER SUSQUEHANNA -PART ONE, SPRING 2013
- THE BLOOMING BLUEBELLS OF THE LOWER SUSQUEHANNA RIVER, MARYLAND
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- american native plants in foreign locations (1)
- birds and bird viewing (6)
- bloom times (35)
- Darby Creek Watershed (10)
- Delaware River Watershed (3)
- Fall in Morris Park (7)
- Field Trips (40)
- France (2)
- garlic mustard (2)
- Georgia (1)
- Invasive Plants (32)
- Japanese Maple (1)
- Mile-a-Minute (1)
- Moths (1)
- native plant gardening (32)
- Native Plants (63)
- Trees (22)
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- Hickory (1)
- Tulip Poplar (1)
- Trees (22)
- native vines (4)
- New York City (1)
- painting (1)
- Paris (1)
- Park Trails (4)
- pond cypress (1)
- Schuylkill River Watershed (9)
- shrubs (10)
- Shrubs, stems and habit (2)
- Spring in Morris Park (27)
- Street trees (1)
- Summer in Morris Park (1)
- Susquehanna River Watershed (8)
- The Jersey Shore (1)
- The New Jersey Shore (2)
- Time-lapse photography (4)
- Tucquan Glen Nature Preserve (1)
- Uncategorized (21)
- urban land use (3)
- vegetable gardening (2)
- weather (2)
- West Fairmount Park (3)
- Winter in Morris Park (17)
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[...] process had begun. The Philadelphia Parks and Recreation Staff tasked us volunteers with mapping the infestations and identifying target areas for eradication. We chose sites that were the closest to forest [...]