Greg Lecker – Nature Notes

by Minnesota Landscape Arboretum January 21, 2020 1

Cloaked in Winter

By Greg Lecker Even with the snow and cold of the past weekend, the Arboretum is worth a visit. ByContinue Reading

By Greg Lecker Ski and snowshoe trail signs are up; and ski tracks are obvious. Less so are other tracksContinue Reading

By Greg Lecker Gardens and road construction are in full bloom in late summer. So too are the native plantsContinue Reading

by Minnesota Landscape Arboretum August 12, 2019 0

By Greg Lecker All around me, the foliage is lush and thick and dripping with water from yesterday’s rains –Continue Reading

by Minnesota Landscape Arboretum July 8, 2019 0

By Greg Lecker Heat and humidity have accompanied the ripening of summer. Grasses and cattail have obscured all old wetContinue Reading

by Minnesota Landscape Arboretum June 10, 2019 0

By Greg Lecker The weather is a bit unsettled this morning. The sky is overcast; and a cold front isContinue Reading

by Minnesota Landscape Arboretum May 14, 2019 0

By Greg Lecker The weather is perfect for Mother’s Day. Under clear blue skies and sun, daffodils, tulips, magnolias andContinue Reading

by Minnesota Landscape Arboretum April 8, 2019 0

By Greg Lecker Flower gardens are being uncovered; and tulips are sprouting. Birds are calling and singing: robins in theContinue Reading

by Minnesota Landscape Arboretum March 18, 2019 0

By Greg Lecker As late winter advances day by day, birds are more active. Cardinals are busily singing here andContinue Reading

By Greg Lecker Orange sun flickered amidst the cold daybreak as I departed Minneapolis. Birds sang and called: chickadees, northernContinue Reading