Under-seen Abundance and Opportunity View fullsize A ubiquitous "weed" for $18 View fullsize Sponaneous "weeds" for free View fullsize Abundance needed as a buffer for new arrivals View fullsize Parking lot described in "Improvised Landscapes" View fullsize Fern, birch and moss forest in a downspout View fullsize More fecundity than dandelions View fullsize Meadow/nursery under ailanthus canopy View fullsize Libidinal creativity could be directed outside View fullsize Oak forest in Washington, DC View fullsize Abandoned lots are ecologically productive... View fullsize ...for a time View fullsize Reclaim, re-use, recycle View fullsize Sugar Maple understudies in Oak Spring, VA View fullsize A forest grows in Brooklyn View fullsize An expensive tree pit struggles to grow in Brooklyn View fullsize Just ceasing to mow occasionally yeilds beauty View fullsize White oaks available at the roadside View fullsize White oaks put down roots in the Fall View fullsize Red cedar, a tough, beautiful and ubiqitous colonizer View fullsize Red cedars populate a neglected lawn View fullsize Rabbit tobacco rosettes populate a lawn near a meadow View fullsize Reforestation in an abandoned factory View fullsize Reforestation in an abandoned parking lot View fullsize Spontanious sedum garden in an industrail park View fullsize Oxey daisy against sensitive fern in "no mow May" View fullsize Spontaneous chokeberry makes a living View fullsize Inadequate plant density in a bioswale View fullsize The profits of time + abundance View fullsize The perils of time + abundance View fullsize The mixed results of time + abundance View fullsize Urban land can't be "fixed" through removal alone View fullsize Backstage succession at Brooklyn Bridge Park View fullsize Indefatigable - seaside goldenrod - a plant for the future
