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Thank you for all this helpful information. I have always wondered how to tell the difference.

Hey....Bobpbx, I like your humor!!!!!!!!!!!!! Rollin on the floor laughing.....

So I ask the question again....I don't understand the urgency for putting this fire out........ It's not in an area near any homes........ If it is where I understand it to be, it is in an area that needs to be cleaned out of lots of kindling and underbrush. I can understand the urgency to...

I don't understand the urgency for putting this fire out........ It's not in an area near any homes........ If it is where I understand it to be, it is in an area that needs to be cleaned out of lots of kindling and underbrush. I can understand the urgency to contain it, but not for putting...

Did they ever get the truck out of there? Or did it go into the lake? I never saw any follow-up on the newscasts.

Pathways through the Pines by Rosanne Bornholdt and Ann-Marie Woods Sunday, February 9th, 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm Bishop Farmstead, Pinelands Preservation Alliance 17 Pemberton Road, Southampton, NJ 08088 Please join us for the opening of a new photography exhibit. Pathways...

The Allergy Clinic in Mount Laurel is already treating people with this condition. Here's more information regarding the allergic reaction: :http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424127887324634304578537203916053308.html?mod=e2tw

As if lyme disease and some other disorders are not enough, there is now a new concern regarding tick bites. The Wall Street Journal ran an article on this issue last week. After reading it, I think I may have an answer to some of my "ailments"....not really sick to go to bed, just feeling off...

Well, I'm starting a regimen of antibiotics for the next several weeks for a tick infection(s). Went to the docs today for testing. Still have two rings from two bites that I got a week or so ago. Damn!!!!!! My bug clothes work fine when I wear them botanizing. It's when I am doing the quick...

Hey there, 46er.....that sounds like good advice.

You are correct re. hibernation. I was misinformed. What I should have been told is that they come out of hibernation earlier here in South Jersey because it is warmer and we have shorter winters. Regarding the acquired taste for garbage....... Not only do campers need to keep a clean camp, so...

There is lots of things for a bear to survive on in our pines......berries, bugs, rodents, fish, etc......NJ bears don't really hibernate as others do from colder climates. Their metabolism slows down, they curl-up under logs, downed trees, waking up occasionally throughout the entire winter...

Bob, I will go back in a day or two...with scale in hand and get some better pictures. For sure, I will keep you in the loop. And yes, the leaves have been looking reddish. I kinda agree with you that that these plants aren't used to this depth of water. This is a real mystery.

Thanks Bob. There are no rhizomes. Visited again today; same condition still exists. And no flowers or even the hint of putting out any.

Upon reading my husbands daily log book, I now realize that the rain wasn't in August but in September. This was the big storm that flooded Bill Haines' and other growers cranberry fields along route 563 out of Chatsworth. The heavy local rains were associated with Hurricane Isaac around the...

I and my husband are doing a botanical study of an old Borrow Pit. This is our second year at this site. We have not seen this growth here before. This plant is "free floating" (meaning the its roots are not going down into the soil) on the surface of the water. The water depth is about 16"...

This year we are taking both courses...the advance (again) and the weekly one. For the advanced course we have two plots...following up on last year's Borrow Pit, which so far has shown two new plants that we didn't see last year (Drosera filiformis and rotundafolia), many more Acer rubrum and...