Little Campus on the Prairie
- tech7683
- Jul 10, 2020
- 1 min read
Finally, it has rained! It has been so dry, even our prairie plants have been complaining! Native prairie plants are drought tolerant (due to deep root networks) but have been showing signs of wilting and stress for the past two weeks. Deep Portage installed a native prairie on campus 20 years ago. It has gave way to its own micro-habitat amongst the tall pines and dense hardwood stands that surround campus.
Native prairies usually give off new blooms every other week of so, but July is always the most colorful month. Prairie flowers blooming in our prairie at the moment are: butterfly milkweed, common milkweed, yarrow, hoary vervain, black-eye Susan, purple prairie clover, white prairie clover, boneset, and wild bergamot. Different late summer favorites like goldenrods and blazing stars are putting all their energy into flowering within the next few weeks. Come check out the prairie, its full of color and full of the wonderful aroma of wild bergamot!
July public day programming is underway as well. Check out the full schedule here: https://www.deep-portage.org/public-programs . If you have a bigger family/household group that would like a private session, give us a call at 218-682-2325 (ask for Lindsay or Neal) for more info!
Idk why but, this piece was way better than I expected.
When I opened it, I assumed it would be same as others, but stayed longer than usual.
Could be the way it’s written that doesn’t feel forced, even if it’s not perfect.
Btw, I ran into https://zhinochiporady.com earlier today and felt kinda the same tone, as if it’s made to be read.
A few points were useful, which is not common.
Also, it didn’t feel like filler.
In any case, nice share — probably will check more.
Probably will read more.
Not gonna lie, this post was actually worth reading.
Scrolling through, I was about to skip it, but I read till the end.
I guess it’s the way it’s written that isn’t typical copy-paste, which is rare.
Also, I ran into https://infowomenspace.com/ recently and it gave me a similar vibe, so maybe it’s just me.
In any case, appreciate this — I might come back later.
I mean, this article was actually worth reading.
At first, I was about to skip it, somehow I kept going.
There’s something about how things are explained that doesn’t feel forced, which is rare.
By the way, I checked out https://infowomenspace.com/ recently and had that same kind of tone, so idk really.
Anyway, well done — curious to read more.
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