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Happy Thanksgiving

Submitted: Nov. 25, 2020, midnight
By: Jason Baker, Curator

Here at the Garden we are thankful for... Can you guess?... Plants of course! They provide us with oxygen, food, shelter, medicine, and so much more!

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Wingthorn Rose    Rosa sericea subsp. omeiensis f. pteracantha

This shrub knows how to keep trouble away.

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Nannyberry Viburnum    Viburnum lentago

What vibrant fruit this shrub has! Viburnum fruit hangs on well into winter.

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Yellow Witch Hazel    Hamamelis x intermedia 'Primavera'

We still have flowers blooming!

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Water Birch    Betula occidentalis

This Utah native is the only native birch in the Southwestern US.

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Apache Plume    Fallugia paradoxa

This Utah native plant is having a great hair day. Speaking of hair, Native Americans use the leaves from this plant as a shampoo to promote hair growth.

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Northern Flicker

Birds are thankful for plants as well. Plants provide food, habitat, and protection to birds and animals.

We're not only thankful for plants, we are thankful for you - our members and visitors. We wouldn't be a Garden without your support. We wish you a safe and happy thanksgiving to you and your loved ones.

Photos by Jason W. Baker and Glenn Eurick