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  • Making It Grow Radio Minute
    SC Public Radio
    Hickory tree leaves are the larval food source of two hundred moths or butterflies; and one is particular is spectacular in both the larval and adult stage.
  • Making It Grow Radio Minute
    SC Public Radio
    Hickory tree leaves are the larval food source of two hundred moths or butterflies; and one is particular is spectacular in both the larval and adult stage.
  • Rudy Mancke reflects on a quote from Lucy Larcom's "Beckonings for Every Day."
  • Rudy Mancke reflects on a quote from Lucy Larcom's "Beckonings for Every Day."
  • At the South Carolina Botanical Garden, the goal is not just to offer visitors a rich experience in seeing a wide panoply of native and introduced plants that grow in three hundred acres which duplicate ecosystems from across the state, but they also preserve and protect endangered plants.
  • At the South Carolina Botanical Garden, the goal is not just to offer visitors a rich experience in seeing a wide panoply of native and introduced plants that grow in three hundred acres which duplicate ecosystems from across the state, but they also preserve and protect endangered plants.
  • Recently we filmed a segment about so called carnivorous plants with Trent Miller, manager of the Natural Heritage Gardens at the South Carolina Botanical Gardens at Clemson.
  • Rudy Mancke discusses the female railroad worm, a type of glow-worm, that is known for it bioluminescence.
  • Rudy Mancke discusses the female railroad worm, a type of glow-worm, that is known for it bioluminescence.
  • Recently, we went to the South Carolina Botanical Garden to film their newest project – the Birding Garden. The people who take up birding are dedicated and persistent, the garden staff noticed that every morning binocular-laden folks were gathering in a particular place below the Visitor’s Center, scanning the tree line for views of year-round or migratory avians.
  • Recently, we went to the South Carolina Botanical Garden to film their newest project – the Birding Garden. The people who take up birding are dedicated and persistent, the garden staff noticed that every morning binocular-laden folks were gathering in a particular place below the Visitor’s Center, scanning the tree line for views of year-round or migratory avians.
  • Rudy Mancke muses on the prevalence of the color yellow during autumn.