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.1981 (February).Permission to Rescue.1, #1: 3. .1992 (Spring).The Creation and Restoration of Wetlands, Part 3: Variations due to Age, Localized Conditions, and Successional Factors Within Species.12, #1: 14-16. .1986 (Summer).The Fakahatchee Strand.6, #2: 3-6. .1981 (February).The Florida Native Plant Society: What it is, Why Florida needs it, What it hopes to accomplish, Who’s going to help do it..1, #1: 1-2. .1981 (February).Tiger Creek - A Bit of Unspoiled Florida.1, #1: 7. .1982 (May).Turkey Creek’s Protean Paw Paw.2, #2: 4-5. (anonymous).1993 (Fall).Florida's Most Invasive Species.13, #3: 6-7. Albritton, Ken.1998 (Fall).Foraging for Pine Needles.18, #3: 11-10. Albritton, Ken.1999 (Fall).Garden Budgeting.19, #3: 20. Alexander, Taylor R..1981 (February).An Exotic Plant Pest.1, #1: 2-3. Alvarez, Captian Ken.1985 (Spring).Standardizing Tree Identification.5, #1: 6. Alvarez, K.C..1983 (August).Conservation Issues of the Fakahatchee Strand.3, #3: 7. Austin, Dan.2004 (March).Oaks - Discovering Florida's Ethnobotany.22, #4: 4. Austin, Daniel.1991 (Summer).American Bays.11, #2: 12-13. Austin, Daniel.1981 (February).Are Endangered Florida Plants Really Endangered?.1, #1: 4-6. Austin, Daniel.1995 (Summer).Black Calabash Bears Fruit in Florida!.15, #2: 6-7. Austin, Daniel.1992 (Spring).Black Calabash in Southern Florida.12, #1: 6-7. Austin, Daniel.2000 (Summer-Fall).Chiggery Grapes.20, #2: 7-9. Austin, Daniel.1997 (Fall-Winter).Christmas Botany or How Reindeer Learned to Fly.17, #3: 12-14, 23. Austin, Daniel.1985-86 (Winter).Commelina gigas: Rediscovered and Lost.5, #4: 11. Austin, Daniel.1994 (Winter).Creepers, Climbers, Twiners, Lianas, Vines and Wines.14, #3: 6. Austin, Daniel.1999 (Spring).Florida Atlantic University: an Island of Environmental Changes.19, #1: 7-8. Austin, Daniel.1997 (Summer-fall).Glades Indians and the Plants they Used.17, #2: 7-10. Austin, Daniel.2001 (August).Hoop Vine: The Plant That Wasn’t There.20, #4: 10-12. Austin, Daniel.1988 (Fall).Plant Adaptations in the Fakahatchee.18, #3: 7-8, 15. Austin, Daniel.2000 (Fall-Winter).Rain Lilies.20, #3: 14-16. Austin, Daniel.1993 (Fall).Stinking Passion-Flower: Hero or Villian.13, #3: 5. Austin, Daniel.1993 (Spring).The Exotic Virgin Island.13, #1: 12-13. Austin, Daniel.1993 (Winter).The Nuance and Wit of Carolus Linnaeus.13, #4: 8-11. Austin, Daniel.1983 (February).Hammocks.3, #3: 4. Austin, Daniel F..2001 (May).Sundews.21, #3: 12-13. Bacchus, Sydney T..1991 (Fall).Can Wetlands Be Successfully Created?,.11, #3: 3-6. Bacchus, Sydney T..1991 (Winter).Looking Beyond Hydrology: The Creation and Restoration of Wetlands, Part 2.11, #4: 9-12. Bailey, David.1986 (Winter).Endangered Butterflies Come Back!,.6, #4: 8. Barlett, Marcy.1986 (Summer).Shakespeare Knew Nothing About Landscaping.6, #2: 8. Barlett, Marcy R.1988 (Fall).Recipe for a Successful Celebration.8, #3: 3. Barlett, Marcy R..1988 (Spring).Turkey Creek Celebration.8, #1: 13. Bates, Judy.1982 (November).Low Cost, Low Care.2, #4: 3-4. Beckner, John.1997 (Spring).The Biology of Florida’s Orchids.17, #1: 6. Bennett, Bradley.1997 (Summer-Fall).An Introduction to the Seminole People of South Florida and Their Plants, Part 1.17, #2: 20-21, 24. Bennett, Bradley.1997 (Fall-Winter).An Introduction to the Seminole People of South Florida and Their Plants, Part 2.17, #3: 16-18, 22. Beriault, John C..1990 (Winter).Observations.10, #4: 6-7, 17. Beriault, John G..1997 (Fall).Planning and Planting a Native Yard.17, #3: 3-8. Beriault, John G..1987-88 (Winter).Planting A Native Plant Yard: Part II.7, #4: 3-8. Bertz, Greg.1982 (February).Florida Plants for Florida Birds.2, #1: 4. Bettinger, Edith.1990 (Spring).How to Know Some of The Common Ferns of Central Florida.11, #1: 6-8. Bettinger, Edith.1989 (Summer).The Perfect Seed Envelope.9, #2: 14. Bissett, Bill.1997 (Fall/Winter).Five Hundred Years of Florida Landscape.17, #3: 6-11. Bissett, Bill.1993 (Spring).Palmettos and Plumes: Native Plant Floral Arrangements for Spring Conference.13, #1: 20. Bissett, Nancy.1996 (Spring).A Final Word on Wild Grasses.16, #1: 9-10. Bissett, Nancy.1993 (Summer).Allen David Broussard Catfish Creek State Preserve.13, #2: 11-13. Bissett, Nancy.1990 (Fall).How to Encourage Roadside Wildflowers.10, #3: 8-10. Bissett, Nancy.1986 (Spring).Serenoa.6, #1: 3-4. Bissett, Nancy J..1996 (Summer).Upland Restoration Challenge.6, #2: 8-11. Bissett, William.1992 (Summer).FNPS Landscape Awards.12, #2: 16-17. Bissett, William.1991 (Winter).Landscape Designs with Native Plants.11, #4: 3-5. Bissett, William F..1987 (Summer-Fall).The Ordinances are Coming.7, #2: 10. Black, Robert J..1981 (August).Be a Water-Saver.1, #3: 1. Bradley, Keith; and Gann, George.1999 (Summer).The Pine Rockland Forests of Southern Florida.19, #2: 12-14, 19. Brinkley, Laura.1983 (November).Public Landscaping: How To Evaluate the Ecology.3, #4: 2-3, 6. Brinson, Sydney.1986 (Summer).Guide to the Vascular Plants of the Florida Panhandle.6, #2: 7. Brolmann, John B..1984-85 (Winter).Stylosanthes Hamata - South Florida Coastal Dune Plant.4, #4: 5. Brooks, Jane.1983 (November).FNPS Policy on Environmental Activism.3, #4: 9. Brown, Paul Martin.2000 (Spring).The Florida Native Orchid Project.10, #1: 6-10. Brown, Ralph E.1984-85 (Winter).Endangered Species Regulation: The Statue Entitled “Preservation of Native Flora of Florida,”.4, #4: 7-8. Brown, Rob.1981 (August).How to Kill Perennial Grass.1, #3: 5. Buhram, Judith.1993 (Winter).Planning a Wildlife Garden.13, #4: 9. Buhrman, Judith.1992 (Summer).Florida Neighborhoods and Eco-Neighborhoods.12, #2: 8-9. Buhrman, Judith.1993 (Fall).Oil Spill in Pinellas County.13, #3: 19-20. Buhrman, Judith.1992 (Winter).Round the Year on Kissimmee Prairie Sanctuary.12, #4: 12-13. Buhrman, Judith.1993 (Summer).Round the Year on Kissimmee Prairie Sanctuary.13, #2: 14-15. Buhrman, Judith.1993 (Fall).Round the Year on Kissimmee Prairie Sanctuary: Summer.13, #3: 10-11. Buhrman, Judith, and Hedges, Scott.1993 (spring).Round the Year on Kissimmee Prairie Sanctuary.13, #1: 3-4. Bullard, Lacy.1985-86 (Winter).Help Save a House for Apalachicola.5, #4: 16. Burdett, Allen B. Jr..1981 (November).Florida Does Too Have An Autumn!.1, #4: 1-2. Burdett, Allen J. Jr.; Cummings, Paul and Sherry; Mock, Terry; Mellinger, Marie B.; Darst, Melanie; and Sample, Kathy.1981 (November).The Endangered Species Act, The Lacy Act.1, #4: 6-7. Butts, Debbie.1991 (Summer).Butterflies Prefer - ?,.11, #2: 8. Carrel, Carrie.1991 (Winter).Tradescantia Research Project.11, #4: 6-7. Cascio, Joe.1983 (February).A Native Garden.3, #1: 7. Cascio, Joe.1983 (November).An Ecological Approach to Plant Design.3, #4: 6-7. Cascio, Joe.1988 (Summer).Wetlands “Image Models,”.8, #2: 8-9. Cascio, Joseph.1982 (February).Education First.2, #1: 3. Cascio, Joseph.1983 (August).Mini-Course in Plant Ecology.3, #3: 11. Cascio, Joseph.1987 (Summer-Fall).Smaller is Better.7, #2: 11. Cascio, Joseph.1987-88 (Winter).Standards for Native Plant Nurseries.7, #4: 10. Cascio, Joseph.1983 (August).Transplanting The Big Tree.3, #3: 4-6. Cascio, Joseph A..1986 (Fall).Drought-Tolerant Plants.6, #3: 12. Chellman, Pat.1993 (Summer).FNPS 1993 Landscape Enhancement Awards.13, #2: 16-17. Chellman, Pat.1991 (Spring).Suncoast Chapter’s I-275 Project.11, #1: 14. Chellman, Pat..1993 (Summer).You Won’t Be Disappointed With Coral Honeysuckle.13, #2: 3. Chellman, Patricia.1990 (Summer).Suncoast Chapter’s Big Project.10, #2: 6-7. Christman, Andrea N., Maria Minno, and Steven "Torch" Miller.1998-99 (Winter).Facts about Fire in the Native Landscape: Part I.18, #4: 6, 12. Christman, Andrea N., Miller, Steven; and Minno, Maria.1999 (Summer).Facts about Fire in the Native Landscape: Part III.19, #2: 18-20. Christman, Andrea, Miller, Steven; and Minno, Maria.1999 (Spring).Facts about Fire in the Native Landscape: Part II.19, #1: 9, 21. Christman, Steven.1988-89 (Winter).Yellow Scrub Balm.8, #4: 3. Clark, Kerry B..1994 (Winter).Multimedia in Natural History Education.14, #4: 10. Coile, Nancy.1994 (spring).Family Affiliation of Species on the Regulated Plant Index of Sept 1993.14, #1: 7-9. Coile, Nancy.1994 (Winter).Some Endangered Plants Species in Florida: Why are they Designated ‘Endangered’?,.14, #4: 8. Coile, Nancy C..1992 (Winter).Food Plants Native to Americas.12, #4: 3-5. Coile, Nancy C..1992 (Spring).Little-Leak Redroot.12, #1: 10-11. Coile, Nancy C..1993 (Fall).The Plant from Hell.13, #3: 7. Cole, Gertrude W..1982 (February).Scrub Palmetto, or Sabal etonia.2, #2: 10. Craig, R.M., and Smith, D.C..1986 (Winter).Cucumberleaf Sunflower, Helianthus debilis Nutt. Erosion Control of Coastal Areas.6, #4: 11-12. Craig, Robert.1987-88 (Winter).Native Plants Reduce Water Needs.7, #4: 11. Craig, Robert M., and Smith Donald C..1987 (Spring).Vegetation in Areas Stripminded for Phosphate.7, #1: 5. Creel, Olan Ray.1999-2000 (Winter).The Evil Weevil: What Will Florida Lose?.19, #4: 10-11, 14-16. Cummings, Paul & Sherry.1986 (Spring).Six Hundred Miles of Native Plants.2, #1: 1-2. Cummings, Paul and Sherry.1983 (November).Plant More Cypress.3, #4: 12. Cummings, Paul and Sherry.1987 (Spring).Restoration on the Smallest Scale.7, #1: 6. Cummings, Paul and Sherry.1981 (November).Stamp Out Brazilian Pepper!.1, #4: 10. Cummings, Sherry.1989 (Spring).Native Plant Societies in the U.S..9, #1: 16. Cummings, Sherry and Paul.1994 (Summer).Twelve hundred (1200) Miles of Native Plants.14, #2: 3-5. Darst, Melanie.1983 (February).Sweet Princess Of Far Florida: The Yellow Jessamine.3, #1: 2-3. Davis, Joanne.1991 (Spring).How To Win An Environmental Referendum.11, #1: 9. Day, Robert A..1994 (Winter).Native Plants and the Indian River Lagoon. A view from a different perspective (or a walk on the wet side).14, #3: 11. Deuerling, Dick and Peggy Lantz.1992.The Ubiquitous Dandelion.12, #3: 15. Deuerling, Dick; and Lantz Peggy.1991 (Summer).Water Lilies.11, #2: 7. Devine, Richard.1994 (Fall).Designing the Natural Garden.14, #3: 3-6. Deyrup, Mark.1999 (Summer).Hidden Patterns in the Florida Scrub.19, #2: 8, 11. Dick, Mary C..1994 (Winter).Planting for Energy Conservation.14, #4: 10. Donaldson, Cameron.1996 (Summer).Conference Highlights.16, #2: 6-7. Donaldson, Cameron.1999 (Fall).Keep our Sabals Safe from Harsh Prunning.19, #3: 4. Donaldson, Cameron.1999 (Summer).The Road to Nowhere, Will it come to a Halt? Suncoast Parkway Follow-up.19, #2: 15. Donaldson, Cameron.1997 (Summer).The Sabal Palm, A Native Monarch (book review).17, #2: 5. Doukas, Annette.1993 (Fall).Perennial Glasswort.13, #3: 8. Doukas, Annette.1993 (Winter).Trumpet Creeper.13, #4: 24. Drylie, David Jr..1987 (Spring).Restoration: The Initiation of a Natural Process.7, #1: 10. Duever, Linda.1985 (Summer).Natural Areas Posters.5, #2: 3. Duever, Linda.1986 (Fall).Dry Prarie.6, #3: 8-9. Duever, Linda.1986 (Spring).Overwash Plains and Coastal Berms.6, #1: 10-11. Duever, Linda.1984 (February).Seepage Communities.4, #1: 1-2, 10-11. Duever, Linda.1988 (Summer).Mesic Hammock.8, #2: 4-5. Duever, Linda.1983 (November).Coastal Dunes.3, #4: 4-5. Duever, Linda.1985-86 (Winter).Coastal Mounds.5, #4: 15. Duever, Linda.1985 (Spring).Cypress Swamps.5, #1: 4-5. Duever, Linda.1984-85 (Winter).Flatwoods.4, #4: 6. Duever, Linda.1984 (September).Floodplains.4, #3: 8-10. Duever, Linda.1983 (August).Inland Sand Ridges.3, #3: 1-3, 10. Duever, Linda.1984 (April).Rocklands.4, #2: 8-11. Duever, Linda.1987 (Summer-Fall).Wet Prairies.7, #2: 6-7. Duever, Linda.1983 (February).Florida Natural Areas Inventory.3, #1: 6. Duever, Linda C..1985 (Summer).Florida Natural Areas Posters.5, #2: 3. Durako, Michael, and Wettstein, Fritz.1994 (Winter).Johnson Seagrass: The Rodney Dangerfield of Seagrass.14, #3: 3-5. Durando, Joe.1995 (Fall).It’s Seed Harvest Time!.15, #3: 8. Duryea, Mary.1993 (Fall).Hurricane Andrew Damage to Urban Forest: A Preliminary Evaluation.13, #3: 18. Eisner, Thomas.1991 (Fall).Chemical Defense of a Rare Mint Plant.11, #3: 10-11. Eisner, Thomas.1990 (Fall).Prospecting for Nature’s Chemical Riches.10, #3: 11-12. Emmel, Thomas C..1987 (Summer-Fall).The Zephyr Lily, Florida’s own Easter Lily.7, #2: 3. Farnsworth, Steve.1985 (Fall).Cold Hardiness Report on Tropical Native Plants.5, #3: 12. Farnsworth, Steve.1984 (September).Exotic Control Program.4, #3: 13. Farnsworth, Steve.1983 (February).Florida Elm: An Overlooked Native.3, #1: 3. Farnsworth, Steve.1984 (February).Psilotum Nudum: Survivor of Eons.4, #1: 4. Farnsworth, Steve.1983 (May).Transplanting The Wild.3, #2: 4. Farsnworth, Steve..1988-1989 (Winter).Another Exotic Nuisance - The Chinese Tallow Tree.8, #4: 10. Fazio, James R..1992 (Summer).Building with Trees: Trees and Development Can Be Compatible.12, #2: 12-13. Fernandez, Juan.1998 (Summer).The Miracle Wokers of Virginia Key.18, #2: 13. Fishman, Gjail..Angus Gholson.20, #1: 19-20. Foster, Bert T..1983 (February).More On Spanish Moss.3, #1: 6. Frank, Howard.1999-2000 (Winter).Florida’s Native Bromeliads Imperiled by Exotic Evil Weevil.19, #4: 6-9, 12. Gann, Joyce.1986 (Spring).Seaside Plants for Problem Landscapes.6, #1: 6-7. Gann-Matzen, George.1987 (Spring).Restoration: A Global Perspective.7, #1: 4, 13. Gholson, Angus K. Jr.; Baker, W. Wilson; and Nelson, Gil.1997 (Spring).Special Orchids of the Florida Big Bend.17, #1: 13, 18. Gilbert, Julie.1988 (Spring).Native Plants For Central Florida Landscapes.8, #1: 9. Godts, Jose E..1990 (Winter).The Upside-Down Flower.10, #4: 3. Godts, Teri.2000 (Spring).Samuel B. Hopkins, interview.20, #1: 13-14. Graham, Bunnie.1981 (August).William Bartram, Florida Native Plant Enthusiast.1, #3: 7. Gray, Phyllis.2000 (Spring).Peggy & Don Lantz, interview.20, #1: 16-18. Hall, David.1987 (Spring.Climbing Aster.7, #1: 16. Hall, David.1991 (Spring).Common Beggar’s-Tick.11, #1: 15. Hall, David.1986 (Summer).Mimosa Vine.6, #2: 8-9. Hall, David W.1996 (Spring).Common Freshwater Aquatic Grasses.16, #1 (Spring): 17. Hall, David W..1996 (Spring).Grasses.16, #1: 4. Hall, David W..1987 (Fall).Hairy Wicky.7, #3: 16. Hall, David..1985 (Summer).Common Spiderwort.5, #2: 16. Hamby, Carrie.1999 (Spring).Project WILD and Schoolyard Wildlife Programs: Promise for the Future.19, #1: 6, 10. Hammer, Roger.1996 (Spring).Few-Flowered Fingergrass.16, #1: 15-16. Hammer, Roger.1998 (Fall).Footloose in the Fakahatchee: A Longing for Wilderess.18, #3: 5-6, 11. Hammer, Roger L..1999-2000 (Winter).Goatsfoot, Maypop, & Love-in-a-Mist, the Native and Naturalized Passionflowers of Florida.19, #4: 18-20. Hammer, Roger L..1995 (Winter).The Coontie and the Atala Hairstreak.15, #4: 3-5. Hammer, Roger L..2004 (Fall).The Lantana Mess: a Critical Look at the Genus.23 #1: 21-24. Hammer, Roger..1997 (Spring).Have We Lost the Young Palm Orchid.17, #1: 8-9. Hannahs, Eve.1985-86 (Winter).Butterflies and Native Plants: The Monarch Butterfly.5, #4: 12. Hannahs, Eve.1984-85 (Winter).Eastern Tiger Swallowtail.4, #4: 16. Hannahs, Eve.1986 (Summer).Malachite, Atala, White Peacock.6, #2: 9. Hannahs, Eve.1985 (Fall).Native Plants and Butterflies: Cloudless Sulphur.5, #3: 16. Hannahs, Eve.1984 (April).Native Plants & Butterflies: Painted Lady.4, #2: 3. Hannahs, Eve.1985 (Spring).The Buckeyes (Precis coenia).5, #1: 3. Hannahs, Eve.1985 (Spring).Update on Garberia fructicosa.5, #1: 3. Hannahs, Eve A..1984 (February).Butterfly Gardening with Native Plants.4, #1: 3. Hannahs, Eve A..1986 (Spring).Butterflies and Native Plants: Zebra Longwing.6, #1: 4. Hannahs, Eve A..1983 (February).Garberia.3, #1: 5. Hannahs, Eve A..1983 (November).The Passion Flower and the Butterfly.3, #4: 1-2. Hart, Robin.1993 (Spring).Natural Landscaping vs. Mowing Ordinances.13, #1: 8-9. Hart, Robin.1988 (Fall).Protection of Endangered Species Plants Too?.8, #3: 4-5. Hart, Robin.1987 (Fall).The Dark Side of Protecting Wetlands.7, #3: 10-11. Hart, Robin L..1995 (Spring).Backlash to the Native Plant Movement.15, #1: 9-11. Herndon, Alan.1984 (April).Dade County Pinelands.4, #2: 3, 11. Herndon, Alan.1985 (Fall).Fire in Natural Communities.5, #3: 4-5. Herndon, Alan.1985-86 (Winter).Native Plants for Fire Protection.5, #4: 6-7. Herrington, Susan.1988 (Summer).Wetlands.8, #2: 9-10. Hinkle, Ross C..1994 (Winter).Integration of Environmental Education with Ecological Research.14, #3: 10-11. Honychurch, Penelope N..1997 (Summer-Fall).Lowly Bidens Alba Serves People as Well as Butterflies.17, #2: 11. Hornby, Paul L..1994 (Winter).Permitting Procedures for Harvesting Plants on the Regulated Plant Index.14, #4: 9. Howard, Frances.1982 (May).How to Save a Sand Dune.2, #2: 1-2. Huegel, Craig.1992 (fall).Bumelias.12, #3: 6-8. Huegel, Craig.1993 (Summer).Hawthorns.13, #2: 4-5. Huegel, Craig.1993 (Winter).Selecting Food Plants for Wildlife.13, #4: 6-7. Huegel, Craig.1994 (Winter).Wildlife Garden and Plant Selection.14, #4: 10. Hummel, Rita.1986 (Fall).Exotics—The Monstrous Three.6, #3: 6. Hurchalla, Maggie.1984-85 (Winter).Bureaucracies and Disappearing Native Habitat.4, #4: 7. Hurhchalla, Maggy.1998 (Summer).Crossing the Everglades.18, #2: 16-19. Iverson, Grace B...Grace Blanchard Iverson, personal statement.20, #1: 14-15. Jensen, A.S..1982 (June).Some Natives Trees.1, #2: 9. Jensen, A.S..1982 (November).Spanish Moss, Symbol of the Southland.2, #4: 1-2. Johnson, Ann F..1983 (May).Quercus Inopina: The “Unthought-of ” Oak from South Central Florida.3, #2: 5. Johnson, Ann F..1986 (Spring).Recipe for Growing Florida Rosemary, Main Ingredient: Patience!,.6, #1: 5. Jordan, William III.1987 (Spring).Beyond Preservation.7, #1: 7. Jubinsky, Greg.1994 (Winter).Exotic Pest Plants.14, #3: 8. Jubinsky, Greg.1993 (Fall).Chinese Tallow Gets Worse!.13 (3): 3-4. Judd, Walter S..1995 (Spring).A Remarkable New Book on Florida Plants by FNPS Member [Wendy Zomlefer].15, #1: 16. Katz, Cathie.1995 (Summer).Sea Beans-World Travelers.15, #2: 4-5. Keim, Mary.1993 (Fall).Butterfly Counting.13, #3: 24. Killen, Linda.1991 (Summer).School Butterfly Gardens.11, #1: 9. Koehler, Dennis P..1985 (Summer).The Florida Native Plant Cooperative.5, #2: 7. Lafferty, Michael.1983 (November).Tree Cactus May Be Protected.3, #4: 7. Landrum, Fred.1982 (August).Florida Native Plant Marketing & Information Service.2, #3: 9. Langdon, Kenneth R..1982 (May).Florida Law on Endangered Plants.2, #2: 3, 10. Langeland, Ken.1999 (spring).Herbicides: Use 'Em, Don’t Abuse 'Em, to Protect Our Native Flora.19, #1: 16-17, 22. Lantz, Don.1995 (Fall).FNPS History Revisted.15, #3: 10-12. Lantz, Don.1990 (Summer).The Founding of FNPS, A Short History.10, #2: 13-14. Lantz, Peggy.1988 (Fall).Bobcat Nature Trail.8, #3: 7. Lantz, Peggy.1984 (September).Coontie:The Handsomest of Native Plants.4, #3: 3-4. Lantz, Peggy.1989 (Spring).FNPS Members in the News.9, #1: 11. Lantz, Peggy.1985-86.Holiday Decorations with Native Plants.7, #4: 4-5. Lantz, Peggy.1996 (Spring).NEW FNPS Publication on Grasses.16, #1: 10. Lantz, Peggy.1988-89 (Winter).Pesky Peppers Pickled.8, #4: 12. Lantz, Peggy.1982 (August).Preserving the Past.2, #3: 2. Lantz, Peggy.1990 (Summer).The Enchanted Forest.10, #2: 3-5. Lantz, Peggy.1981 (June).The Florida Native Plant Society’s Conference was A Clamoring Success.1, #2: 1, 3. Lantz, Peggy.1988.Three Projects with native Plants.8, #3: 6. Lantz, Peggy and Hopkins, Sam.1989 (Summer).Red Hibiscus.9, #1: 9. Lantz, Peggy S..1987-88 (Winter).Holiday Wreath with Native Plants.7, #4: 9. Lantz, Peggy S..1981 (February).The Aeolian Harp Tree.1, #1: 6. Lantz, Peggy S..1990 (Spring).The Celestials.10, #1: 3-6. Lantz, Peggy S..1998 (Fall).Three Projects with Native Plants.18, #3: 6. Lantz, Peggy S..1989 (Spring).Wild Food Specialist.9, #1: 10. Lantz, Peggy S.,.1988 (Summer).FNPS Member Wins National Landscape Award..8, #2: 3. Lawson, Joseph T..1984-85 (Winter).Using Native Plants on Public School Property.4, #4: 8-9. Lazarus, Sandy..Alyene Hays.20, #1: 12-13. Lee, Jim.1999 (Summer).Florida Bonamia, Our Resilient Scrub Morning Glory: Will it Survive.19, #2: 16-17. Lee, Jim.1998 (Summer).The Yellow- Eyed Grass Family in Florida.18, #2: 14-15, 29. Lieberman, Barbara..Cecil Kilmer, an Interview.20, #1: 15-16. 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