Bering Chickweed I collected from my backyard. It can be an invasive plant but has mainly stayed in the shade.Common Yarrow that I collected from my front yard. Narrow-leaf Hawksbeard I found in my driveway.
Author: Treena Ivie
I am Sugpiaq originally from Kodiak Island. I am married and we have two girls, living in the Matanuska-Susitna Valley on Dena'ina Athabascan land. I am working on OEC of Ethnobotany with hopes of Associates. I am also working toward Occupational Therapy graduate school and eventually a Matrix Repatterning Therapy certification. My hope is to find a way to integrate the two as I progress as a scientist in both Ethnobotany and the medical field.
Dear Treena,
well done on your pressed specimens. They turned out nice. It is good to see you actually got this started early so they would be pressed in time. If you would like to make a specimen for your own personal use or as a gift for someone, try to add a few more stems to the sheet, it looks nice. I really like the fact that you added associated species to the label, that is a nice touch. Great job!
Dear Treena,
well done on your pressed specimens. They turned out nice. It is good to see you actually got this started early so they would be pressed in time. If you would like to make a specimen for your own personal use or as a gift for someone, try to add a few more stems to the sheet, it looks nice. I really like the fact that you added associated species to the label, that is a nice touch. Great job!