It really likes sunny, wet places, and you will see it in marshes, ditches ... about the size of a large BB. Our Mystery Plant (Swamp mallow, Hibiscus moscheutos) is a member of the family ...

The plant was in danger of extinction but recovery efforts have led the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to propose that it be removed from the federal endangered species list. (Mary Ann Furedi ...

Remember that this is a wetland plant, so moist or boggy borders, or even submerged in a pond or rain garden is best. 'Dry, ...

The secluded wetlands of the Ausable Marsh offer a short hike for birders, nature lovers and anglers to enjoy.

The wooden boardwalk trail crosses a rich variety of wetland habitats and old dune ridges, according to the National Park ...

The herbivores consume up to 25 percent of their body weight daily. They gnaw the roots and stems of wetland plants, depleting native vegetation which weakens the soil structure, accelerates erosion, ...

To supporters of this process, like Groby, who runs the plant as Mandeville’s superintendent of utilities, leaving a little extra stuff in the wastewater is the whole point. “The wetland ...