Giant Wood Spider On Tree Smithsonian Photo Contest Smithsonian It might give off the false impression that there’s a dead body, emerging from the leaf litter, but these Xylaria fungi are wood associated,” West Virginia University mycologist Matt Kasson tells Prevention is better than cure In extreme weather, install shade nets on the sides of your plant to help reduce the impact of drying winds Mulch the base of the tree with good-quality compost to
The Spider Tree Smithsonian Photo Contest Smithsonian Magazine You might see brown recluse spiders lurking around inside your home, but you're more likely to spot them in one of their many outdoor habitats Its camouflage is so flawless that it nearly vanishes into the landscape Your best bet to catch a glimpse? Look for the glint of its eyes before it disappears completely The Disappearing Owl Trick Plant Doctor Tom MacCubbin gives advice on gardening in Florida including surprises from bulb collections, crape myrtles, ligustrum, tabebuia, fig trees, St Augustine grass and pineapples "The mammoth was fantastic, the spider and ship up the tree was great But it is now just a dumping ground The artist, who unveiled a galleon made from recycled wood complete with rigging and mast
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