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Walk in Kaul Wildflower Garden

(c) Terri Robertson, T's Southern Garden Blog, 2018
Red columbine (Aquilegia canadensis) stands almost as tall as the longleaf pine sapling behind it.

Take an evening stroll with me through Kaul Wildflower Garden, one of more than two dozen gardens at the Birmingham Botanical Gardens.

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Author Terri RobertsonPosted on April 25, 2018March 10, 2019Categories Citizen scientist, iNaturalist, Native plants, Wednesday Walk, WildflowersTags Alabama, Aquilegia canadensis, Birmingham Botanical Gardens, bloodroot, butterweed, drawf crested iris, Ferns, Iris cristata, Kalmia latifolia, Kaul Wildflower Garden, longleaf pine, mountain laurel, Packera glabella, Pinus palustri, pitcher plants, Red columbine, Sanguinaria canadensis, Sarracenia leucophyll, scarlet catchfly, sedum, Silene subciliata, Stonecrop10 Comments on Walk in Kaul Wildflower Garden

Nature Observations

I am a member of iNaturalist, where I document observations of native plants, insects and birds. In a short time, I’m already learning a lot about the flora and fauna around me, and the data I input as a citizen scientist helps serve research projects worldwide. How neat.
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