5-8-15 Spikenard (Aralia racemosa) is sprouted now too! I’ve been separating and potting them up individually. These are from a half a handful of seeds I’d gathered last summer in August. I was pressed for time and just put them all into one medium sized pot.
I’m so excited to see these, and the dragons.
Here’s how the plant will look when mature:
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email: madison@wildozark.com
phone: (479) 409-3429
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I’m a nature-lover, real estate agent & artist. Sometimes, I also write things. I began using local pigments to paint scenes from nature in the Ozarks in 2018.
All of my artwork is available in prints, and where originals are available, they are for sale. You can find all of that over at shop.WildOzark.com.
If you’re interested in buying or selling in rural northwest AR, get in touch with me by phone, text, or email. I’m happy to help! I have a separate website for my real estate blogging and information at WildOzarkLand.com.
Call me “Roxann” or “Madison”, either one works.
- Do you want to learn how to use your local rocks, soil, or clay to make paints?
- Learn to make my Fairy Swing Mushrooms
- Make your own Forest Folks
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