Fern field guide author Cobb grows enduring plant passion
Mount Washington figures into a profile of amateur naturalist Bouehton Cobb of Falls Village, a former architect and New York textile executive who authored a field guide in the Peterson series. His fern manual, illustrated with help from neighbor Mrs. Foster, classifies and keys dozens of ferns and related plants, from a fern garden he started twenty years ago at Cobb Web, to a work praised by some for clarity and criticized by some botanists for simplicity.
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Fernery notes reveal diverse ferns and a field guide
A naturalist recounts the fern garden of Mr. Cobb, detailing about 13 foreign varieties, rare specimens, and challenges of cultivation. The piece highlights species like Hartford and the adder's tongue, shifts in moisture needs, and a Wardian vase finial fern, illustrating that ferns vary widely and inspire patient study.
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Your Money's Worth Business Entertaining Rules Change
New York report explains that business entertainment deductions must meet either directly related or associated with the active conduct test. Emphasizes planning to use the associated with test by ensuring substantial bona fide business discussion before or after entertainment to qualify.
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New Jersey man freed on bail for counterfeit penny
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