 Cyperus fendlerianus- Fendler’s Sedge thrives in elevations between 5000’ to 7300’. To me, this is one of the most interesting plants on Mount Lemmon. I am inspired by the late Frank Rose in seeing purpose in all things. This Sedge may look ordinary, but it provides such information about what is going on in the environment, even with changing times. It can be a sign of consistency each year it grows. Sometimes in life, we need some ordinary to rely on in the midst of change. Explore Nature for your own well-being. It doesn’t always have to be about identifying plants. Nature can provide therapy.
Mount Lemmon, AZ Many Blessings, Christina Grossman, MA, CCA, CH Instagram Post: https://www.instagram.com/p/CTFNNA9LIcL/ Field Guide: Rose, F. (2012). Mountain Trees of Southern Arizona: A Field Guide. Tucson, AZ: Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum Press. Follow me here and subscribe! www.sacredreminders.com YouTube
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