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It’s been awhile since I’ve had a chance to go hiking. I got to see my first happy face spider along with some ohia, peperomia, cyanea, and ie ie. #hawaiiannativeplants #happyfacespider #nativehabitat (at Waianae Mountain range) https://www.instagram.com/p/CWSMOQslRRK/?utm_medium=tumblr
Flashback to the distant time of May 30th, when we went to explore Daley Ranch, a San Diego treasure. This park has over 25 miles of trails to experience of foot, bike or horseback. It’s also a heritage preservation site, with 3150 acres of historic ranch lands and beautiful expanses of undisturbed native habitat. #nativehabitat #ranchland #historic #trails #hikingadventures #hikinglife #hikingformentalhealth #preservenature #preservehistory #nature #naturelover #daleyranch #lake #chaparral #summer #summerfun #summertimevibed #mistymountains #forests #trees #getoffline #getoutside #getoffthecouch #fitness #health #reclaimingmylife #reclaimingmytime #reclaimingmybody #getstrong #getfit (at Daley Ranch - Escondido, CA) https://www.instagram.com/p/CRPTe2qD2fr/?utm_medium=tumblr
The addition of native perennial plants is a great way to add yearround interest to the garden. One such plant, Oxalis redwood sorrel, is an excellent choice for shaded growing spaces in cool season gardens. Click this article for more information.
If you're interested in restoring and creating native habitats, the addition of native perennial plants, such as Redwood Sorrel, is a great way to add year-round interest to the garden. Redwood Sorrel is great for shaded growing spaces in cool season gardens.
Ivy Leaves Sailing in the Wind
This is but a light breeze during the summer before I cleared the English Ivy from these trees. Upwards of a thousand pounds of ivy will grow up, choke, and add windsail to the host tree. This video is from the forest just north of the Lewis & Clark College campus. Watch Here!
