Kentucky Wetlands

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Title

Kentucky Wetlands

Description

This colored sketch from page 13 of the Louisville Zoo Botanical Master Plan shows a marsh area with lily pads and flowers in the foreground and a muskrat on a log beyond the water. “Cattails, pickerelweed, duck weed, water lilies and arrowhead all grow in shallow water, while wild iris, meadow beauty and joe-pye weed all thrive in moist soils at the water’s edge. On nearby higher ground, sweetbay magnolia, red maple and river birch all do well. The grandeur of ornamental rhubarb and the varied textures of miscanthus, ligularia and royal fern will create an exotic jungle look in habitats re-creating tropical characteristics.”

Creator

James H. Bassett and Laura Aumann Kukelhan

Source

Bassett Associates files

Publisher

James H. Bassett

Date

1992

Rights

Available under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0) license

Format

image/jpeg

Language

en

Type

StillImage

Identifier

zoo_lou_sk_04

Still Image Item Type Metadata

Original Format

sketch

Physical Dimensions

2124x1361

Citation

James H. Bassett and Laura Aumann Kukelhan, “Kentucky Wetlands,” Bassett Associates Archive, accessed December 8, 2024, https://bassettassociates.org/archive/items/show/626.