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By John Trott
The Virginia Naturalist
persistent bee, produce bright red berries next September. A hungry thrush will eat the berry, digest the outer coat and eject the seed. From this a new plant will grow. Life goes on and on; nature is always ready for the next phase. I am reassured; yet I need proof.
The Tulip Tree, a Magnolia, rewards a close look with both reminders of last spring and the one to come. The scientific name, Liriodendron tulipifera means "tulip tree with lily flowers." The winter results of these flowers look, in out
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