Articles related to "Live Oaks"An absolute gem along the roadside, Los Osos Oaks Reserve is home to countless stately oaks. Within its relatively small area is a remarkable diversity of terrain.
The Big Oak Loop is one of the few sections of the Florida National Scenic Trail that allows hiking by non-members (because of private property stipulations).
Oak trees and other California native plants and the culture that surrounded them for so long before European transplants should not be forgotten.
The Harbor Town Lighthouse guides visitors to its shops, dining, golf and water sports. Guests enjoy waterside views, entertainment, and just relaxing.
In a sea battle lasting only 20 minutes, the USS Constitution proved the U.S. could stand up to the greatest military on earth and carved its name into the history books.
The USS Constellation was the first United States Navy vessel to see action and earned a victory over the French in the Caribbean during the Quasi War.
Outdoor activist women in Berkeley, Calif.went to great lengths to halt destruction of trees
Coming conventions, observations and other environment-focused events
For eight decades and counting Brookgreen Gardens has been one of America's premier horticultural and sculptural powerhouses
The Golden State is red, pink and white this winter as thousands of evergreens begin to flower. Find out why Camellias love California.
Long before Walt Disney transformed a Florida orange grove into the nation's top tourist destination, Jacksonville was the place to go.
Have a rewarding trip to Edisto Beach and enjoy free and fun activities that nature provides.
A visit to The Alamo in San Antonio Texas is educational and inspirational.
Ocracoke Island is little more than a strip of sand outlining the North Carolina coast, but this small barrier island has a lot to offer.
Fun things to do on vacation on Hilton Head Island.
The American Orchid Society (AOS) Visitors Center and Botanical Garden in Delray Beach, FL offers visitors thriving plants to see and appreciate each day of the year.
When a beach vacation needs more than sun and sand, try an art gallery, a Cat in the Hat and a walk among flowers. Wilmington, North Carolina has them all.
Recharge your batteries at this peaceful spot nestled in the Red Hills of Georgia and Florida.
Hiking offers one of the best ways to enjoy the outdoors, and a dog is great company on the trail.
Wilmington, North Carolina makes a perfect base for families with children to get outdoors and enjoy all that the coast has to offer.
Gulf State Park is located along Alabama's coast in Gulf Shores. It contains 6,150 acres, including two miles of white sand beaches, a 900 acre lake, and scrub forest.
Learn to appreciate and eat the healthy vegetables and fruits that grow right outside your front door.
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Plants that need less water are rapidly becoming available at nurseries across the world. Colorful, fragrant and beautiful, these plants have transformed desert gardening
On the surface, not much has changed since Hurricane Katrina in New Orleans. Some of the businesses are back and the steamboat Natchez still plies the Mississippi.
California had many native plants prior to the arrival of the Europeans; however, many of the indigenous plant species found in California may now be under threat.
Amelia Island is near Jacksonville on the northeast tip of Florida. Fido or Fifi will enjoy traveling along to enjoy the natural habitat and environment.
Provide a green foil for your organic flower and vegetable beds by establishing an organic lawn without pesticides or other chemicals.
St. Marys serves as an itinerary of captivating Victorian charm and a gateway to Cumberland Island and the Okefenokee Swamp.
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Trees add beauty and value to a home. Shade trees can reduce power consumption in the summer. Landscapers should select trees that are suited to their area and purpose.
Inspired by Venice's timeless allure - circus man John Ringling and his wife -created Cà d'Zan along Sarasota Bay. Beauty, whimsey and fun still greet visitors today.
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The bustling downtown research campus of the University of South Carolina - Columbia is an academic village in a garden. The Horseshoe Gardens have deep historical roots.
Paso Robles vintners celebrate the autumn grape harvest with seasonal wine tasting, festival events and wine paired dinners. Over 130 wineries participate.
Writing a novel requires an idea, the right words, and something extra. Writer CJ Lyons shares the secrets of her approach to writing, from idea to execution.
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Remote Ocracoke Island is part of the least developed region of North Carolina's Outer Banks. Known for simple pursuits and miles of open beach, it is reachable by ferry.
Encounter a wilder side of Florida's splendour. Untouched forests, thick with wild game and exotic birds, await you on the isolated and hidden Fort Center Nature Trail.
Historic Monterey, California, draws tourists from around the world. Jack's Peak, an urban park set on the area's highest point, is a perfect place to escape the crowds.
Once the haunt of Archer & Anna Hyatt Huntington, this botanical garden south of Myrtle Beach is now the home to over 1,200 art works. It is a beautiful, relaxing place.
Yosemite National Park in California has many native and non-native plants due to a wide range of natural vegetation zones; discover many plants on a visit to Yosemite.
Florida beaches attract tourists, including plant enthusiasts. Sea oats and foliage stabilize sand dunes. Large dunes act as a natural barricade against coastal erosion.
Mountain forests of Ponderosa Pine lie just 25 miles from Tucson and the Sonora Desert. An hour's drive takes campers to pristine sites and a 30 degree temperature drop.
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