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What’s In Bloom: June 2024

What’s In Bloom: June 2024

June 2024 Angelonia angustifolia Summer snapdragon’s name is somewhat misleading. Summer snapdragon, Angelonia angustifolia, is not even closely related to the common snapdragon, Antirrhinum majus,...

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Where Are All the Monarchs?

Where Are All the Monarchs?

Where are all the monarchs?Monarchs can be among the earliest spring butterflies to be seen in Northwest Arkansas. That may not be the case this year. Reports of the overwintering population in...

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What’s In Bloom: May 2024

What’s In Bloom: May 2024

May 2024Osteospermum ecklonisAfrican Daisy is a member of the daisy family with many similarities to its cousins. Like any other member of the aster family, it has symmetrical petals that radiate...

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What’s In Bloom: April 2024

What’s In Bloom: April 2024

April 2024Magnolia acuminataGold Star magnolia, or the Cucumber Tree, is one of several deciduous magnolias that we have an opportunity to grow successfully in the Ozark region. Unlike the more...

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What’s In Bloom: March 2024

What’s In Bloom: March 2024

March 2024Narcissus Tete-a-TeteNarcissus 'Tete-a-Tete' is a heirloom daffodil that is often overlooked from the many different daffodils gardeners can plant. This early fragrant buttercup-yellow...

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NWA Citizen Science Butterfly Project

NWA Citizen Science Butterfly Project

A citizen science project between the Botanical Garden of the Ozarks, the University of Arkansas, and you! Butterflies, birds, flowers, and a wide variety of animals and plants come in a spectacular range of colors and shapes. One of the main goals of biology is understanding why this variation exists, and how changes in color and shape influence behavior, such as feeding, resting and predator avoidance.

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