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Category Archives: Botany
New York Botanical Garden 04/27/2016
We've finally come on the most peak day. Most trees bloom at this time.
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Allegedly largest cave in the world: Son Doong, Vietnam
I would like to visit here. An explorer's fav. Officially discovered in 2009.
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Monarch Butterflies
Fascinating these creatures. There are videos online about them. Every year they migrate from Canada to Michoacan, Mexico. Arriving in around October. Reproducing around February and then return to Canada. While migrating, they go through several generations that the emigrants … Continue reading
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Kale
A couple days ago, my wife cooked some kale. I looked it up. It contains sulforaphane, which has potent anti-cancer properties (when chopped/minced, not broiled but stir fried/microwaved/steamed) like broccoli. It has rich calcium as well. I am blessed with … Continue reading
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10 Plants that can regrow "forever"
Scallion is cool! But there are others.
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New Park in LIC Queens
Hunter's Point South Waterfront Park opened a couple days ago. View Larger Map
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One good place to visit: Roof Top Farm in Brooklyn
Brooklyn Grange hosts weekly open houses at our flagship rooftop from May through October on Saturdays from 10am till 3pm. The flagship rooftop is located at 37-18 Northern Blvd off the 36th St stop on the R/M train in Long … Continue reading
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Plants at Home
Poinsettia Peace Lily (Spathiphyllum) White Fittonia (Nerve Plant) Peperomia caperata Cast-iron Plant (Aspidistra elatior)
American Goldfinch at Van Cortlandt Park
Lately, I have observed American Goldfinches visiting a bush near 242nd Street Station (#1 subway train) on the park's side by the stairs. I would like to identify the plant. It has purple flowers. The Goldfinches seem to love feasting … Continue reading
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Van Cortlandt Park plants/weeds
Long Bristled Smartweed (Polygonum caespitosum - Oriental Lady's Thumb): Found along the fence between park and forest. Pink flowers are obvious. Resembles Lady's Thumb (in Wildman Steve Brill's edible plants book), minus the "thumb print" on the leaves. I couldn't … Continue reading
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