Part of The State Botanical Garden of Kentucky, The Walk Across Kentucky (WAKY) is a landscape designed to represent the seven physiographic regions of Kentucky. A two-mile path covering roughly 80 acres features native plants and recreated ecosystems that serve to educate and inspire visitors. This blog is intended to share new happenings, events, opportunities, and seasonal highlights.
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Part of The State Botanical Garden of Kentucky, The Walk Across Kentucky (WAKY) is a landscape designed to represent the seven physiographic regions of Kentucky. A two-mile path covering roughly 80 acres features native plants and recreated ecosystems that serve to educate and inspire visitors. This blog is intended to share new happenings, events, opportunities, and seasonal highlights.
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Walk Across Kentucky Chronicles: May 2015
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Walk Across Kentucky Chronicles. Part of The State Botanical Garden of Kentucky, The Walk Across Kentucky (WAKY) is a landscape designed to represent the seven physiographic regions of Kentucky. A two-mile path covering roughly 80 acres features native plants and recreated ecosystems that serve to educate and inspire visitors. This blog is intended to share new happenings, events, opportunities, and seasonal highlights. Wednesday, May 20, 2015. Elephantopus carolinianus (elephant's foot). The word elepha...
Walk Across Kentucky Chronicles: May 2016
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Walk Across Kentucky Chronicles. Part of The State Botanical Garden of Kentucky, The Walk Across Kentucky (WAKY) is a landscape designed to represent the seven physiographic regions of Kentucky. A two-mile path covering roughly 80 acres features native plants and recreated ecosystems that serve to educate and inspire visitors. This blog is intended to share new happenings, events, opportunities, and seasonal highlights. Tuesday, May 24, 2016. Solidago ptarmicoides (white goldenrod). It has only been repo...
Walk Across Kentucky Chronicles: Solidago ptarmicoides (white goldenrod)
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Walk Across Kentucky Chronicles. Part of The State Botanical Garden of Kentucky, The Walk Across Kentucky (WAKY) is a landscape designed to represent the seven physiographic regions of Kentucky. A two-mile path covering roughly 80 acres features native plants and recreated ecosystems that serve to educate and inspire visitors. This blog is intended to share new happenings, events, opportunities, and seasonal highlights. Tuesday, May 24, 2016. Solidago ptarmicoides (white goldenrod). It has only been repo...
Walk Across Kentucky Chronicles: September 2015
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Walk Across Kentucky Chronicles. Part of The State Botanical Garden of Kentucky, The Walk Across Kentucky (WAKY) is a landscape designed to represent the seven physiographic regions of Kentucky. A two-mile path covering roughly 80 acres features native plants and recreated ecosystems that serve to educate and inspire visitors. This blog is intended to share new happenings, events, opportunities, and seasonal highlights. Monday, September 28, 2015. Walk Across KY Staff. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).
Walk Across Kentucky Chronicles: August 2015
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Walk Across Kentucky Chronicles. Part of The State Botanical Garden of Kentucky, The Walk Across Kentucky (WAKY) is a landscape designed to represent the seven physiographic regions of Kentucky. A two-mile path covering roughly 80 acres features native plants and recreated ecosystems that serve to educate and inspire visitors. This blog is intended to share new happenings, events, opportunities, and seasonal highlights. Tuesday, August 11, 2015. Derives from the Latin passio. These sister species occupy ...
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Join | Lexington Chapter
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Welcome to the Lexington Chapter of Wild Ones! Click to Join or Scroll down for More Options. Wild Ones promotes environmentally sound landscaping practices that preserve biodiversity by improving, restoring and establishing native plant communities. Wild Ones is a not-for-profit environmental education and advocacy organization. Members – Our membership includes gardeners with lots of experience and those just starting out. Some are native plant purists, others mix native plants with nonnatives. Benefit...
Chapter Officers and Board Members | Lexington Chapter
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Chapter Officers and Board Members. Programs: Beverly James and Josie Miller. Garden Tour: Susan Cohn and Vicki Reed. View our full events page. On Thursday, April 6, 2017 Tammy Horn, Kentucky state apiarist, will speak about the Kentucky pollinator protection plan. Our meeting begins at 6:30 pm with refreshments and social time, and our program starts at 7. We will meet at St. Michael`s Church, 2025 Bellefonte Drive. Kentucky Native Plant Society. Betty Hall's Blog. BG Rain Garden Alliance.
Resources | Lexington Chapter
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Click on the list name to open). Short Native Shrubs for Gardens. Medium Size Native Shrubs for Gardens. Large Native Shrubs and Small Trees for Gardens. Plants for Monarch Waystations. Native Plants for Shade. Native Plants for a Ground Cover Layer. Native Perennial Flowers for Pollinator Gardens. Beautifying a Traffic Median with Native Plants. Trees and Shrubs of Kentucky,. By Mary E Wharton, Roger W Barbour. Wildflowers and Ferns of Kentucky,. By Thomas G. Barnes and S. Wilson Francis. On Thursday, A...
Newsletters | Lexington Chapter
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We publish 9 newsletters per year from March to November. Our members receive the current newsletter electronically. Past newsletters are available below. Newsletters 2016, Volume 16. Newsletters 2015, Volume 15. Newsletters 2014, Volume 14. Newsletters 2013, Volume 13. Newsletters 2012, Volume 12. View our full events page. Kentucky Native Plant Society. Betty Hall's Blog. BG Rain Garden Alliance. KY Exotic Pest Plant Council. Center for Invasive Species. Walk Across Kentucky Chronicles.
Chapter Meetings | Lexington Chapter
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Events are held at St. Michael’s Episcopal Church, 2025 Bellefonte Drive, Lexington, unless otherwise noted. Our meetings begin at 6:30 pm with refreshments and social time. Programs begin at 7 pm. February 2, 2017 (Thursday, 6:30 pm) at St. Michael’s Church. Whitney Baker, Kelly Nursery – Always Belonged: The Genus Carex as Nascent Element and as Original Citizen. March 2nd (Thursday) 6:30 pm at St. Michael’s Church. April 6th (Thursday) 6:30 pm at St. Michael’s Church. Tammy Horn – State Apiarist.
Sources for Plants | Lexington Chapter
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Native plants available in Central Kentucky. We have included sources that carry non-native plants as well as natives. We want to support our local businesses, and encourage their promotion of native plants. 160 Soards Rd., Georgetown, Ky., only 1/2 hour from Lexington; carries a very large selection of plants native to the eastern US. Local retail, but call for an appointment before you go (502-867-7979). Check and cash payments only, no credit cards. Michler’s Gardens and Greenhouses.
Walk Across Kentucky | Arboretum
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Skip to main content. State Botanical Garden of Kentucky. Kentucky Children's Garden. Friends of The Arboretum. For a complete inventory of the native plants growing on the Walk Across Kentucky, please visit The Arboretum’s Garden Explorer for a searchable database of trees, shrubs, vines, and perennials. Garden Explorer is updated on a regular basis and includes maps of the collection, plant images, dedicated trees, and more. Http:/ uky.arboretumexplorer.org. What is The Walk Across Kentucky? An Equal O...
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WALK ACROSS EUROPE | OWEN MARTEL ON FOOT FROM ISTANBUL TO EDINBURGH
OWEN MARTEL ON FOOT FROM ISTANBUL TO EDINBURGH. This is the story of a 4,000-mile / 6,500-km trail of footprints from Istanbul to Edinburgh, via moor, plain, and mountain, through storms and cities, joys and agonies, by mid-day sun and dark of night. I hope you find it interesting, and maybe even useful; and if, like me, you find yourself imagining a second chapter, please see http:/ walkthewest.wordpress.com/. Which describes my subsequent walk across North America. Follow Walk Across Europe.
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Walk Across Illinois
Danville and Danville VA Center. Danvilles Fine War Museum and Memorials. VA Hospital in Danville, Illinois, September 30, 2. Day 30, September 30—Destination Indiana Border (b. View my complete profile. Sunday, October 24, 2010. Danville and Danville VA Center. My friend Phil graciously walked with me the last day of the walk, displaying great courtesy and patience. He also brought along his camera. I'm very grateful for that. Phil gave me permission to display his pictures here, and I thank him for that.
Walk Across Illinois - Register
The Walk Across Illinois Challenge encourages all Illinois residents to walk 190 miles - the equivalent of walking from the Mississippi River to Lake Michigan. This interactive website allows walkers to track their progress on a virtual walk across Illinois. Presented by the Office of the Governor. And the Council on Health and Physical Fitness. If you need assistance with the website, please contact the webmaster.
Walk Across Kentucky Chronicles
Walk Across Kentucky Chronicles. Part of The State Botanical Garden of Kentucky, The Walk Across Kentucky (WAKY) is a landscape designed to represent the seven physiographic regions of Kentucky. A two-mile path covering roughly 80 acres features native plants and recreated ecosystems that serve to educate and inspire visitors. This blog is intended to share new happenings, events, opportunities, and seasonal highlights. Tuesday, September 6, 2016. Awpaw ( Asimina triloba. Pawpaw is extremely common in Ke...
Walk Across Lake Winnebago - HOME
Walk Across Lake Winnebago. Alk Across Lake Winnebago. Saturday, February 6, 2016. The Walk Across Lake Winnebago originally started with Connie Schultz, Jamie Caldwell and Stacy Frakes in 2003. Over the past several years it continued to grow into an afternoon of laughter, friendship, craziness, and fun! In 2010, 86 women joined us in walking across the frozen Lake Winnebago. In 2011 we had over 400 people walking across Lake Winnebago. Subscribe to e-mail list. The Neenah Animal Shelter.
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Walk across Latvia - 2008
Walk across Latvia - 2008. I propose to walk across Latvia from the Russian border in the east to the Baltic Sea in the west. The walk will start in late July 2008 and will hopefully be completed in 3 to 4 weeks covering a total distance of about 700 km. Monday, 3 November 2008. Liepaja's Dzintare TV News - 21 August 2008. Saturday, 27 September 2008. Wednesday, 3 September 2008. Anita has the last word . The story is not quite over! At the southern mols; [He was confident he could obtain licence from th...
Walk Across London | Walking the length and breadth of London
Walking the length and breadth of London. Past the media filters, a short rant…. December 3, 2013. When I go out and walk, it is not just to get a bit of exercise and stretch my legs, but it is to get a sense of reality, separate from the filters of the internet and television. As Well as the green spaces in and around London I also …. November 28, 2013. Both Lesser and Greater Burdock …. Walking Route 3: Shirley Windmill to Happy Valley & Farthing Downs. The Source of the River Ravensbourne, Caesars Well.
Walk Across Madison 2014
Walk Across Madison 2014. 🚶 December 30, 2014 🚶. Real-time progress and shenanigans. Dec 31st, 2014. 13 hours and some change. For what it’s worth Louis’s hands are hanging off the Monona sign. Obviously there was some falling involved. Dec 30th, 2014. We made it. #wam. We’re at Jade Monkey Cocktail Lounge! Dec 30th, 2014. Glow in the dark bracelets from the Ohio Tap prize bag. Dec 30th, 2014. We’re at Ohio Tavern! Dec 30th, 2014. Dental checks @ the Ohio. Dec 30th, 2014. Dec 30th, 2014. Dec 30th, 2014.
A Walk Across Massachusetts, 2006 | Collecting peoples' messages for our next governor of Massachusets
A Walk Across Massachusetts, 2006. Who is BJ Hill? The 2014 Walk Across Mass. The Messages from 2006. October 4, 2014 · 5:23 am. Announcing a New Walk! In October 2014 I’ll be embarking on another walk across Massachusetts. I’ll start in Williamstown on Monday October 6th and finish in Provincetown on Saturday October 25, 250 miles later. Once again I’ll be carryong a blank journal with me and asking people for their letters to our new governor. Please click here. For more information and to follow along.
