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Plants. People. Possibilities. The Oak Spring Garden Foundation is dedicated to facilitating scholarship and public dialogue relating to the world of plants.
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We missed Mark Catesby's birthday yesterday, but any day is a good day to share from his beautiful "The Natural History of Carolina, Florida and the Bahama Islands" (1683-1749).

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To celebrate here are some of our favorite botanical illustrations from women artists and scientists featured in the OSG Library. Much of their work was under-recognized during their lifetimes.

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Happy This week's irritating but fascinating feature, the fur-gripping will be familiar to many pet owners.
Learn more about the world's wonderful plants at our growing website: https://t.co/WyLbUZOMN9

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From aphrodisiacs, to deceptive orchids, to flowers that have an uncanny resemblance to our anatomy, plants have an undeniable allure. Celebrate the day of love by reading our 2021 list of the World's Plants. Happy https://t.co/Q5W4LFd4ol

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Roses are red, museums are cool,
We’d love to be your Valentine,
So here’s a bouquet just for you!

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Happy Many birds, like some of the species depicted in Alexander Wilson’s “American Ornithology" below, stick around through the cold winter months. For some tips on how to make your yard a haven for birds this winter, visit our blog: https://t.co/y3X6zgy3AM

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Some of the world’s scariest plants - like wolfsbane and Devil’s Snare, or Jimson Weed - can be found right in your garden. Celebrate the season by reading our list of the world’s most monstrous plants: https://t.co/QPBgbeAHxi….  !

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Happy This Suillus greville painting from Anna Maria Hussey's Illustrations of British Mycology (1855) reminded us of these flame-colored mushrooms growing on our site. Can you identify them? 🍄

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These late-season blooms from our cut flower garden reminded us of this October plate from Robert Furber's "Twelve Months of Flowers" (1730) in the Oak Spring Garden Library.

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In participation with 's campaign, we’re sharing the conservation story of Charles Lane, who has spent decades protecting bird habitat in South Carolina’s ACE Basin watershed. Visit our blog to watch a video about the project: https://t.co/3qxGXIaD0b

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