Arizona Native Plant Society Flagstaff Chapter
This page is a forum for the Flagstaff Chapter of the Arizona Native Plant Society.
If you missed Nora Ventrella's talk on Navajo Nation rare plants, you can watch it here.
If you missed LoriAnne Barnett Warren's talk tonight on Arizona's Magnificent Trees or you want to watch it again, you can see it here.
If you missed Debbie Allen's talk tonight on the brothers Boutelou or you want to watch it again, you can see it here.
05/05/2023
"Flowers," 1948, by Spanish Surrealist Artist Salvador Dali (1904-1989).
05/05/2023
If you missed Gayle Gratop's talk on Tuesday about Gardening with High Elevation Native Plants, you can watch it here.
In case you missed Carrie Cannon's talk tonight or you want to watch it again, you can see it here.
01/03/2023
2023 is shaping up to be a SUPERBLOOM year! 🌼 🏵️ 🌻
Things were poppin' off this past weekend. Our friends at Picacho Peak State Park saw a sea of poppies.
A superbloom is a rare phenomenon that happens in deserts and are created by an abundance of rain in the fall and throughout the winter. These anticipated natural events also depend on soil temperatures. Because rains are unpredictable, a good wildflower bloom may only occur once in a decade.
If you are visiting a state park or an undisturbed land to catch the superbloom this year, please respect the wildflowers. Don't pick the flowers! Don't sit or lay on the ground and crush the wildflowers! Stick to the trails and take responsible wildflowers selfies.
** The photo was taken at the Garden in the spring of 2014.
28/11/2022
2022 Arizona Native Plant Society Botany Meeting Agenda
Saturday, December 3
Register at aznps.com
28/11/2022
Join us virtually on Dec 3rd for the annual Arizona Botany Meeting!🌵
See the link below for agenda and registration details.
Theme: Native Plants of Arizona - Exploring the Unique Plants and Ecosystems of our Botanically Diverse State
2022 Arizona Botany Meeting Native Plants of Arizona: Exploring the Unique Plants and Ecosystems of Our Botanically Diverse State
If you missed Dr. Betsy Arnold's talk "Uncovering Arizona's spectacular fungal diversity" last night, you can watch it here.
If you missed Kat Thompson's talk last night on Food Sovereignty of the Laguna and Navajo Nation, you can watch it here.
If you missed Nikki Cooley's presentation "A Navajo Woman and her Non-Human Relatives: Indigenous/Tribal Knowledges" in April, you can watch it here!
If you missed Susie Smith's presentation on Archeo-Palynology in July, you can watch it here!
If you missed Garry Neil's presentation What the Heck is a Lichen in May, you can watch it here!
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