There were two different types of sage - and when the wind blew, it was sweetly scented of sage - this one is just like the sage you use to cook with...
Wednesday, October 24, 2007
Badlands Flora
We saw lots of interesting plants in the Painted Canyon and in the Theodore Roosevelt Park.
There were two different types of sage - and when the wind blew, it was sweetly scented of sage - this one is just like the sage you use to cook with...
This is a buffalo berry - we don't have these back east and I kept wondering what the silvery bushes were - then when we got to the Theodore Roosevelt Park - they had an exhibit so I didn't even have to look it up when I got back...
The Man-Cub loved the cacti - there weren't a lot of them but they were very interesting - clinging in little mounds...
The taller bushier variety of sage...
...some low growing Juniper - also scents the air - smells just like Tangueray...
...a windswept tree...
There were two different types of sage - and when the wind blew, it was sweetly scented of sage - this one is just like the sage you use to cook with...
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