And the interesting thing was 10 paces behind Daniel this is the scene that opened up...
I was able to make a hasty bouquet...
...and gather a tasty snack before we went into town...
ROADSIDE BOUQUETS -- WHERE THE WILDFLOWERS ARE. Two friends. One a botanist. The other a consultant with a flexible schedule and an interest in wildflowers and flower arranging. We collect and preserve specimens of flowering plants. We find them in vacant lots, roadside ditches, culverts, swamps, woods, hillsides and fields. Along the way we explore the small towns of America. And arrange some flowers to brighten the truck interior or leave behind to say thanks.
Friday, July 8, 2011
First Collecting Stop
In southern Jersey on the fringe of the Pine Barrens we had about an hour or so to spare before we had to think about making our appointment at the Academy of Natural Science in Philadelphia. A vacant lot near a scrap metal facility yielded 37 different specimens. This was the site:
And the interesting thing was 10 paces behind Daniel this is the scene that opened up...
I was able to make a hasty bouquet...
...and gather a tasty snack before we went into town...
And the interesting thing was 10 paces behind Daniel this is the scene that opened up...
I was able to make a hasty bouquet...
...and gather a tasty snack before we went into town...
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