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A just past prime Spotted Coralroot or Corallorhiza maculate blooms near the Santa Fe Basin Ski area.<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/tbody>\n<\/table>\n
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\nOne of the best things about attending a North American Rock Garden Society meeting? Well, it’s hard to tell.  It might be the in-depth presentations by world class rock gardeners and botanists, or it may just be all of the amazing inspiring members who attend these annual events. The local garden tours are inspiring and impressive, as is the incredible plant sale – where some of the rarest and hard to find plants can be purchased from local nurseries, some long before most ever become available elsewhere – but I have to admit that my favorite part is the botanizing with friends –  fellow plant geeks and plant lovers. There is always the hiking on trails and subalpine meadows in and around spectacular Santa Fe, New Mexico. Honestly, I loved it all.<\/div>\n
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\nThis year, I am so honored to announce to my readers that I have been nominated and voted in as the new president of the North American Rock Garden Society – a tremendous honor and responsibility in the plant world, and one which I intend to leverage, as I have a great affinity for all plant societies, and in this one in particular. Rock gardening is very inclusive – it covers the culture and study of high elevation alpine plants, naturally, but also includes woodland treasures, ephemerals, wild flowers and native plants, ferns, bulbs, trees and much more. Essentially, rock gardening today encompasses much more than merely rock gardens and alpine plants. The society attracts those who care about preservations, botanical diversity, wild species and native genera seed collecting and the study of many types of interesting plants. Some may consider NARGS to be an elite society, but I like to think of it as a plant society for those who really love plants, and for those who want to learn more. I encourage you all to consider a membership, to check out our beautiful color quarterly journal, and to participate in the annual NARGS seed sale. Feel free to learn more about NARGS here at our website<\/a>.<\/div>\n
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NARGS members stop and gather at a trail head, before heading into the forest for our first hike at the Annual Meeting of the North American Rock Garden Society in Santa Fe.<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/tbody>\n<\/table>\n
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Allium ceruum, the Nodding Onion blooms in the Sangre de Christo mountains at around 9,000 ft.<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/tbody>\n<\/table>\n
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\nPlease don’t take this the wrong way, but\u2026\u2026well, look – – NARGS members are terribly nice, but I had to feel sorry for our eager, perky National Park Service volunteer  –  who was hired as a botanical guide. He clearly woke up that day believing  that he was going to be leading a quaint, inexperienced retirement group for a  light ‘flower walk’ for the day. No such thing.<\/div>\n
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\nOh, I so wanted to warn him – to give him a heads up, but it was too late.<\/div>\n
\n” Ok ladies and gents – who can tell me what those tall yellow daisies on the side of the road are? <\/div>\n
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\n Poor guy, he didn’t stand a chance  as everyone else started discussing if the yellow daisies were either Helianthus or another similar species. People remained civil, however, and an exciting day progressed as Gatorade, water and Cliff bars were handed out. The event was well planned, and the weather superb – cool, dry with bright blue skies.<\/div>\n
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An Acer glabrum, a trifoliate maple looks a bit like poison ivy to me!<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/tbody>\n<\/table>\n
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Look! A Gilia flower! We ere excited, that is until we found many more on another mountain ( see below).<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/tbody>\n<\/table>\n

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Common Harebells, or Campanula rotundifolia<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/tbody>\n<\/table>\n\n\n\n\n
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We were so happy to have found this alpine saxifrage, Saxifraga bronchialis growing on a rock
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Gentiana calycosa (?) not sure. Please correct me! Image taken  at 11,600 ft above the Santa Fe Ski Basin.
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The great Panayoti Kelaidis from the Denver Botanic Garden, our hiking buddy, teaching me how to collect seed.<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/tbody>\n<\/table>\n

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Ligularia pudica, a Ligularia with nodding flowers grows in a sub alpine meadow around 12,000 ft.<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/tbody>\n<\/table>\n
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Panayoti from the Denver Botanic Garden and my friends, Bella and Barbara from the Ontario Chapter of NARGS
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