I work twice a month with the preservation committee in the
Georgia Ethnobotanic Gardens and Woodland Medicine Trail in Blairesville, Georgia and I took a few photos yesterday in the main native ethnobotanic nature area. They try to keep only native plants here. We have visitors tour the gardens on Mondays and we work just weeding and what ever maintenance needs to be done.
I saw Soapwort, Tansy( insect repellant), feverfew( migraine
relief) ST John's Wort, Bottlebrush Buckeye Tree, Red Bee Balm and New England
Aster, Catnip, Meadowsweet, New Jersey Tea( which I later found growing on the roadside)
Lyre Leaf Sage, Rattlesnake Master, Stinging Nettle, Cactus, Jack in the Pulpit,
and Sundew. The Fern Garden was
beautiful, It is behind the cannery and where I found the blue dragonfly.
I ran out of time to walk the medicine trail but, next time.
Enjoy the photos I took:
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| aster and bee balm |
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| bee balm |
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| Bog area |
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| Bottlebrush Buckeye Tree |
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| Catnip |
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| Common Milkweed |
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| Jack in the Pulput |
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| Meadowsweet |
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| Common Milkweed |
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| New England Aster |
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| New Jersey Tea |
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| Prickley Pear Cactus |
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| Rattlesnake Master |
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| Soapwort |
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| St John's Wort |
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| Stinging Nettles |
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| Tansy |
I had a good day I hope you did also, and enjoyed the photos I love to share!
I am linking the blog post to the
Etsy Cottage Garden Party Team Blog. Go and enjoy all the other gardening blog posts too!
Smiles, Cyndi