Blomquist in Bloom: Native Plants of the Sarah P. Duke Gardens

For more information about the Blomquist Garden of Native Plants, visit http://blomquistgarden.blogspot.com/

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From leading tours to lecturing and writing a blog, Stefan Bloodworth helps educate the public on all matters green. Bloodworth, the curator of the H.L. Blomquist Garden of Native Plants at Duke University's Sarah P. Duke Gardens, leads viewers on a brief tour of what they can see by visiting the Duke Gardens.

All the flowers and plants featured in the Blomquist Garden are selected by Bloodworth to highlight conservation and balance between plants, animals and people, especially in the Endangered Species Garden.

Bloodworth, who joined Duke in 2002, said a little bit of knowledge and research can go a long way for each visitor to Duke Gardens, which is why he wants each person to leave with an appreciation for the relationship between people and the world around them.

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