When it gets cold, plants have ways to adapt
In this month's Nature Notebook, topics include how plants have developed ways to adapt to sub-freezing temperatures; the outlook for winter; and green bean casserole.
Herb Broda: Nature Notebook
Here's what to do with your Halloween pumpkin
Columnist Herb Broda discusses pumpkins.
Seed dispersal, and goldenrod's splendor
Columnist Herb Broda discusses seed dispersal and goldenrod.
Ponds are changing, and admiring Queen Anne’s lace
Columnist Herb Broda discusses phragmites and Queen Anne's lace.
Using garden figures and raising monarchs
Columnist Herb Broda discusses garden ornaments and monarch butterflies.
Poison ivy can drive you crazy, hemlock's worse
Columnist Herb Broda discusses poison ivy and poison hemlock.
Researchers exploring potential of the dandelion
Columnist Herb Broda discusses research in Wayne County on using dandelions as a rubber alternative.
Touching the earth feels good, lifts spirits
Columnist Herb Broda discusses Dr. Oliver “Ollie” Diller, trilliums and soil.
Lots of places closed, but nature is always open
Columnist Herb Broda discusses how nature is still open and lists outdoor locations to visit.
A remarkable plant, and squirrels on social media
Columnist Herb Broda discusses witch hazel and squirrels.
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