Observation field: Seed Hub

a trusted organization that serves as a meeting place where plants and seeds can be exchanged between explorers, planters, and propagators.

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Sample Hub	1
Some Other Sample Hub	0

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stockslager

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Observations specifying this field

Observation	Seed Hub
Photos / Sounds 2 photos What Blackhaw (Viburnum prunifolium) Observer stockslager Date September 2023 Place Ohio, US (Google, OSM) Date Added September 6, 2023 12:49 PM EDT Description This is the landing page for Blackhaw Viburnum plants distributed by Britton Woods. If you’re on iNat, we’d love it if you made an open or obscured, casual observation of your plant at its new location. Doing so will allow us to see how individuals from this project spread across the region. Be sure to set the following “observation field” to “Britton Woods” on your new observation... Here’s an example from a planting using seeds from this same colony… https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/189980604 We spend a lot of time clearing invasives at Britton Woods. This means that our parent colonies are constantly expanding and have enough seed to spare for cultivated child populations at locations like yours. 2 IDs Research Grade View	Sample Hub

Observation

Seed Hub

Photos / Sounds

2 photos

What

Blackhaw (Viburnum prunifolium)

Observer

stockslager

Date

September 2023

Place

Ohio, US (Google, OSM)

Description

This is the landing page for Blackhaw Viburnum plants distributed by Britton Woods. If you’re on iNat, we’d love it if you made an open or obscured, casual observation of your plant at its new location. Doing so will allow us to see how individuals from this project spread across the region. Be sure to set the following “observation field” to “Britton Woods” on your new observation...

Here’s an example from a planting using seeds from this same colony…
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/189980604

We spend a lot of time clearing invasives at Britton Woods. This means that our parent colonies are constantly expanding and have enough seed to spare for cultivated child populations at locations like yours.