Suzan Bellincampi

Partner Plants

You scratch my back and I’ll scratch yours. While neither may have an itch (or even fingernails for that matter), two organisms find themselves needing each other.

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Azures in the Air

Spring Azure Complex is not a physiological condition listed in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders.

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Wood Lilies

Mary Gibson Henry would not have been deterred. She would have stomped right through the field of ticks and poison ivy to look at the wood lilies. I was less inclined.

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Spiny Oysters

Fossil Fred Hotchkiss is still making discoveries.

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Zucchini Season

Be a kook for zukes. Grow them, love them and eat ridiculous amounts of them. Tis the season.

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Blooming

Alan Bloom was destined for a life among flowers. With that name and his family business of market gardening, it must have been preordained.

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Fantastic Fungi

It took a couple of botanical Billies to describe and document a giant of the fungal world.

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Look Up, Look Down

At the beach, be sure to wander and take in the wonder. You never know what you may discover.

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Seaside Dragonlet

Queen Berenice’s romantic romps were well documented.

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Swamp Azaleas

Pick your poison — or, better yet, leave it alone.

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