Common wildflowers throughout New Brunswick and Nova Scotia—seen especially along roadsides in summertime—include lupine, Queen Anne's lace, yarrow, pearly everlasting, and daisies.
The showy spikes of purple loosestrife, a pretty but aggressive and unwelcome pest, can be seen everywhere..
Common wildflowers throughout New Brunswick and Nova Scotia—seen especially along roadsides in summertime—include lupine, Queen Anne's lace, yarrow, pearly everlasting, and daisies.
The showy spikes of purple loosestrife, a pretty but aggressive and unwelcome pest, can be seen everywhere..
Flora of New Brunswick (second edition) is a manual for the identification of vascular plants found in the province of New Brunswick.
In addition to providing a key to the vascular plants the manual contains: the translation of the generic names.
Mi'kmaq and Malaseet names of plants..
New Brunswick adopted the purple violet (Viola palmata, var, cucullata) as its official flower in 1936.
The Women's Institutes, the Lieutenant Governor and, finally, the province's schoolchildren helped make this choice..
As a botanist, you could help conserve, restore and enhance species and special sites; inform environmentally sustainable development; provide food and other human resources sustainably; control invasive species; and help others appreciate plants..
