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A valuable but undersung, drought-tolerant native wildflower. In winter, its bristly round flower heads can be used in dried floral arrangements.
A valuable but undersung, drought-tolerant native wildflower. In winter, its bristly round flower heads can be used in dried floral arrangements.
Blue jays visit bird feeders in winter. Bird watchers enjoy their lovely blue hues and their colorful, sassy attitudes.
Missouri’s only native pine was once widespread in the Ozarks. After decades of efforts, shortleaf pine woodlands are coming back.
In winter, beaver eat mostly woody plants, including the bark, new twigs, and new bark growth of a variety of trees and woody vines.