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Thursday, 13 March 2025

Two confusing lookalikes: Laurelia novae-zelandiae and Ascarina lucida

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Nine years ago (15 March 2016), I posted this here:  “I haven't blogged here for a couple of years. I've been busy doing other thin...
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Saturday, 26 January 2019

New Zealand Veronica: how high do they grow?

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At the moment, New Zealand’s largest flowering plant genus is Veronica (the speedwells and hebes ), with 122 native and 19 introd...
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Thursday, 28 December 2017

What I did last year for hay fever.

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Disclaimer : the following is not medical advice. It's just a description of what I started doing for my hay fever last summer. And it...
Tuesday, 15 March 2016

A dry summer in Wellington.

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I haven't blogged here for a couple of years. I've been busy doing other things, mostly with a camera, and I'll have more to say...
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Sunday, 5 October 2014

The Great Veronica Hunt—part 7.

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Spring’s here, although you wouldn’t know it today in Christchurch. I’m here for a couple of days to collect and photograph three veronicas...
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Wednesday, 26 March 2014

Wednesday Wildflower: Oenothera acaulis

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When I was a little kid, I loved the Hans Christian Andersen story of the ugly duckling , a cygnet—teased by the ducklings for its ugliness—...
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Thursday, 6 March 2014

Wednesday Wildflower: Viola banksii

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In New Zealand we have three native and 5 naturalised violets.  One of the naturalised ones is from Australia, identified in the 1988 Flora ...
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Phil Garnock-Jones
Nelson, Tasman, New Zealand
(c) text and photographs copyright Phil Garnock-Jones and may not be used without permission. I'm a botanist in New Zealand. Twitter handle: @Theobrominated. Retired from academia and now doing natural history observations and taxonomic research. The rest of my time I like to do the things on the list below. You can ask if you want to use my photos in publications. For good causes, conservation and the like, I'll generally allow it without a fee; for commercial use, I'm likely to ask for a fee.
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