Sage Notes

Sage Notes, our quarterly newsletter, informs members about local and statewide issues, activities, and events.  Past issues of Sage Notes have featured rare plant conservation, drought tolerant landscaping, lichens and mosses, exotic species, restoration, and descriptions of botanically unique areas in Idaho.

Authors of Sage Notes articles have given their permission for reproducing their work on-line. To use their material for educational and personal use, please cite the original author or illustrator and the issue of Sage Notes. Commercial use is not permitted without permission from Sage Notes Editor, Idaho Native Plant Society, PO Box 9451, Boise, ID 83707.

Articles in Sage Notes reflect the views of the authors and are not an official position of the Idaho Native Plant Society.

Vol 32(1) - Spring 2010 issue 

Vol 31(3) - Fall 2009 issue 

Vol 31(2) - Summer 2009 issue 

Vol 31(1) - Spring 2009 issue 

Vol 30(4) - Winter 2008 issue 

Vol 30(3) - Fall 2008 issue 

Vol 30(2) - Summer 2008 issue 

Vol 30(1) - Spring 2008 issue 

Vol 29(4) - Winter 2007 issue 

Vol 29(3) - Fall 2007 issue 

Vol 29(2) - Summer 2007 issue 

Vol 29(1) - Spring 2007 issue 

Vol 28(1) - Spring 2006 issue 

Vol 27(2) - Winter 2005 issue 

Vol 27(1) - Summer 2005 issue 

Vol 26(2) - Fall 2004 issue 

Vol 26(1) - Spring 2004 issue 

Vol 22(3) - Summer 2000 issue

• Land swaps
• Converting turfgrass to native vegetation
• Corydalis caseana
• Flora of Steens Mountain
• And more

Vol 22(2) - Spring 2000 issue

• Trifolium douglasii
• Annie Alexander
• Charles Geyer
• Antennaria reproduction
• Native gardening survey results

Vol 22(1) - Winter 2000 issue

• Louis Henderson
• Carex aboriginum
• Results of the 2000 Rare Plant Conference
• Silene spaldingii
• INPS member list

Vol 21(4) - Fall 1999 issue

• John Lieburg