The Kansas state flower and floral emblem is the thewild native sunflower, (Helianthus annuus,) also know as Common Sunflower, Wild Sunflower and Annual Sunflower was adopted in 1903. IThere are about fifty two different varieties of sunflowers that are native to North America and wild sunflo...
Our cattle roam on 380 acres of native grasses. They are never given hormones, implants, or antibiotics or eat grass treated with pesticides or herbicides. We eat what we grow…and we are picky! We deliver or ship any amount desired. Order by the pound, bundle or side. We are happy ...
Much of the Flint Hills are still in native grasses. The Konza Prairie Preserve near Manhattan is a prime example. Certain areas of the Konza provide excellent habitat for Henslow’s Sparrow. (You should contact the proper authorities before birding this area.) The Upland Sandpiper is a ...
• Planet-friendly celebrations continue from 1 to 4 p.m. with planting and seeding native wildflowers and grasses, learning about ecosystems, crafts and more at Prairie Park, 2811 Kensington Road; seehttps://www.grasslandheritage.org/prairieparkfor details. ...
Prebud, flower, and mature seed stages of development often occur simultaneously on the same plant. Importance and Distribution Musk thistle, a native of Asia was found in the United States' in New Jersey, New York, and Pennsylvania during 1853-1882. It was first reported in Kansas in 1932...