Divinebunbun's Rugged Rural Missouri

Divinebunbun lives in a log cabin on 100 acres in the rocky Ozark foothills. Her porch is a box seat on nature and the seasons. This is her journal of chores and mysteries, natural history photos, and observations.

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Friday, December 4, 2020

The War On Shrubs

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Armed with the lopper I cut through thickets of invasive bush honeysuckle , starting with the path to the creek (wanted to take a friend the...

Wednesday, October 5, 2016

So Long, Suckers

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I could have a vine-covered cottage, but there's plants enough around here, and invasive vines shouldn't receive encouragement, s...

Tuesday, March 3, 2015

The Survivor

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I admit trying to kill this red-cedar tree for the sake of the native oaks and hickories the invasive red cedars are displacing. Baby ce...

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Sunday, March 30, 2014

Ripping Out Honeysuckles

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There are three or four different kinds of invasive honeysuckles: Japanese, Amur, and others, and while not all honeysuckles are invasive ...

Monday, August 13, 2012

Don't Eat These Beans

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The trumpet vine ( campsis radicans ), also called trumpet creeper or hummingbird vine, is native to Missouri, and its red and orange horn...

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Divinebunbun: A professional writer and editor, I love rural living, fresh vegetables, stargazing, May and June, cooking and hosting, and birdwatching.

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