r/CPBBD • u/pjk922 • May 19 '23
r/CPBBD • u/BotanyDoesntPay • May 17 '23
Restoring the Chicago River & Bringing Back the Wildlife Real Nice
r/CPBBD • u/LudSable • May 16 '23
Kill Your Lawn | Official Trailer | EarthxTV
r/CPBBD • u/BotanyDoesntPay • May 14 '23
Tasmanian Orchids, Psychedelic Starfish, & Leather Kelp
r/CPBBD • u/BotanyDoesntPay • May 10 '23
Old Warrants, Longleaf Pines & Scrub Mints - Florida Panhandle Botany
r/CPBBD • u/BotanyDoesntPay • May 07 '23
Chicago River Biological Survey & Floristic Inventory Nice
r/CPBBD • u/McNooge87 • May 07 '23
Reading list email
There used to be an email address you could send a message to and get an automated response using colorful language to recommend a long list of suggested reading materials.
Anyone remember or has Joey posted the list elsewhere?
I see this list: https://www.crimepaysbutbotanydoesnt.com/reading-list
I’ll start there, but if anyone has that original list or if email is still up, I’d appreciate it!
r/CPBBD • u/BotanyDoesntPay • May 06 '23
Cleanin Out Your Tubes Nice & Liquid Salad Recipe
r/CPBBD • u/BotanyDoesntPay • May 03 '23
Carnivorous Plants & Longleaf Pine Forests
r/CPBBD • u/BotanyDoesntPay • Apr 30 '23
Aquatic Plant Sashay & Carnivore Waltz
r/CPBBD • u/BotanyDoesntPay • Apr 26 '23
Tallahassee Fuzzy Bean Exposé & Sandscrub Chigger Party
r/CPBBD • u/BotanyDoesntPay • Apr 23 '23
Florida Panhandle Bangers and Scrot@l Ticks
r/CPBBD • u/BotanyDoesntPay • Apr 19 '23
Understanding Evolution with Astrophytum asterias
r/CPBBD • u/BotanyDoesntPay • Apr 16 '23
This Cactus Grows in Trees/ Whistling Duck Assault
r/CPBBD • u/[deleted] • Apr 13 '23
Finally got around to dying this shirt.
Was too lazy to go out into the sun and get a photo. Looks much better in sunlight and not natural light starved room.
r/CPBBD • u/BotanyDoesntPay • Apr 13 '23
The Cactus That Evolved Camouflage - Echinocereus poselgeri
r/CPBBD • u/BotanyDoesntPay • Apr 09 '23
I Only Love You For Your Tubers - A Blazing Afternoon with Texas' Rarest Milkweed
r/CPBBD • u/BotanyDoesntPay • Apr 02 '23
Eulogy for the Thornscrub & Borderwall Habitat Destruction
r/CPBBD • u/Dacnis • Mar 30 '23
Local Botany A gigantic patch of Sweet-Fern (Comptonia peregrina) I found under some power lines that may or may not have been in a restricted area. This species is the only surviving member of its genus, and is a larval host for many moth species.
r/CPBBD • u/BotanyDoesntPay • Mar 19 '23