Flora Unlimited

17/04/2016

Botany Demystified return this year at BotanoLogos School of Herbal Studies! Register for one session or the entire workshop series. Join us in the Southern Blue Ridge Mountains to learn and/ or practice keying out plants through a combination of classroom & field instruction under the guidance of a botanist/ conservation biologist/ herbalist.

https://www.wildhealingherbs.com/class-details-and-registration.html

Schedule of 2016 Herb Classes, BotanoLogos School of Herbal Studies in North Georgia, USA

06/12/2015

Keep that wildflower garden wild through the winter!

29/09/2015

Pollination by bees makes coffee beans possible!

Thank a bee on ! Bees make coffee possible by pollinating the coffee flowers. Studies have also shown that bees receive that caffeine buzz from the nectar in the flowers which may contribute to what keeps them coming back for more. ☕ 🌸
Pollinators: www.fws.gov/pollinators/
Bees and coffee: http://bit.ly/1h7QZRU

31/08/2015

One of Georgia’s rarest wildflowers is a small, white orchid. Only about 100 of them flower in the entire state in any given year. It’s called the white

10/08/2015

Don't forget to sign up for our workshop! Join us in Clayton this Saturday to hone your Plant Identification skills. We will share/ review plant patterns and botanical terminology in the classroom, practice describing plants technically, and key out plants in an outdoor setting. Register at the link below with BotanoLogos School of Herbal Studies.

Schedule of Herb Classes, Herb Lectures, Medicine Making Workshops and Plant Walks at BotanoLogos School of Herbal Studies in North Georgia, USA

05/07/2015

Cuscuta rostrata is a parasitic plant that becomes rootless after germinating and attaching to host plants. It is a leafless annual that lacks chlorophyll and flowers in summer. The seed from the capsules will germinate the following year to create a new twining, thread-like mass of orange.

05/07/2015

Do you know why the Smokies are so "smoky"?

The Smoky Mountains were named for the hazy appearance caused by the high terpene content of water v***r transpired by conifers in the high-elevation forests.

05/07/2015

The Smoky Mountains were named for the hazy appearance caused by the high terpene content of water v***r transpired by conifers in the high-elevation forests.

02/07/2015

Dragonfly vs. Damselfly

29/06/2015

Vintage illustrations of medicinal plants shared online:

Vintage botanical illustrations of medicinal plants

13/06/2015

Mountain Magic, an episode of Georgia Georgia Outdoors that recently won an Emmy award, features our rare mountain bogs and some familiar faces!

http://www.gpb.org/georgia-outdoors/episodes/21/2104

07/04/2015

Visiting the FL panhandle with the Atlanta Botanical Garden team for coastal seepage bog restoration planning and reintroducing pitcher plants into wild habitat - this is a great Spring break!